Why Private Credit's Been Booming Even as Interest Rates Go Up

Why Private Credit's Been Booming Even as Int...

Up next

The Nigerian Industrial Behemoth That Could Reshape the African Economy

Earlier in August, it was reported that Nigeria's Dangote Refinery secured a $1 billion underwriting for its upcoming stock market listing, which is set to become Africa's largest IPO. Indeed, the whole the continent has seen lots of economic growth in the last few years: Accordi ...  Show more

Jasmine Sun on What the AI Industry Got Wrong About the Public Backlash

Within the AI industry, even the builders of it have been very anxious about the technology. They've talked for years about its potential to create destabilizing job losses. They even spend a lot of time thinking about rogue AI that could lead to human extinction. But for all the ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Managing through cycles in the direct lending space
Private Equity Spotlight

Private debt as an asset class has seen unprecedented growth over the past decade, but macro headwinds are creating challenges for direct lenders, and rising interest rates – while potentially beneficial to returns – are likely to further increase financial pressure on borrowe ...

  Show more

What’s next for private credit?
Making Sense

The rapid growth of the private credit market has fundamentally altered the corporate lending landscape in recent years, blurring the lines between clients and competitors. What comes next in the evolution of private credit, and how does J.P. Morgan participate in the market t ...

  Show more

Private Debt Defaults Accelerate; China’s Bond Mess
The Credit Edge by Bloomberg Intelligence

Companies that borrowed from private markets are struggling to pay as interest rates surge, according to Bloomberg News’ Kat Hidalgo. There’s more distress to come amid record levels of fundraising and ever-increasing deal sizes, Hidalgo says. In this episode of the Credit Edge P ...  Show more

A ‘Seismic’ Shift in Private Markets
Exchanges

The private financial markets have grown sharply in recent years as easy monetary policies drove investors towards illiquid markets offering higher yields. In the latest episode of Exchanges at Goldman Sachs, Mike Koester, co-president of the Alternatives business in Goldman Sach ...  Show more