Why Banks And Private Equity Firms Are Both Competing And Collaborating In Private Credit?
Why are banks both increasingly cooperating and competing with PE firms in providing private credit?
Why are banks both increasingly cooperating and competing with PE firms in providing private credit?
Recent high-profile corporate defaults are unlikely to signal a systemic weakening of credit markets, according to Goldman Sachs Research.
Dan Wertman has inadvertently highlighted the strength and resilience of the market.
BDCs continue to offer some of the highest yields in private credit and pullbacks may allow investors to capture tax benefits while staying invested.
A recent Financial Times editorial pointed to unmistakable signs that the conditions for another financial crisis are maturing.
A handful of insurers are buying much of the investments, which are hard to trade and have relatively low credit ratings
That’s what’s lending to private equity funds, to private credit, to commercial lenders outside the banking… But when you look even at small-caps in the US market right now, if you apply...
reported a beat and raise as issuance was better than expected via leveraged loan, high-yield, and private… credit, while margin strength was on display in both segments, though the firm is reducing...
At the same time, alternative investments in tokenized RWAs and private credit offer a counterbalance…
Private credit, lending from nonbank financial intermediaries (NBFIs), has been on the rise: From Fillat… et al. (2025): In the United States, the private credit market grew in real terms from $46...