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Invesco’s Private Credit CIO Eyes ‘Equity-Like’ Returns in Loans

Credit-market volatility has widened spreads and made lower-quality private loans look more attractive to investors, according to Invesco. “The opportunity set has broadened quite significantly over the last several quarters,” Scott Baskind, the firm’s global private credit chief ...  Show more

AI Blitz and US Borrowing Binge Are Disrupting Debt Benchmarks

A borrowing boom among technology companies and governments is upending debt indexes, raising questions about their relevance to investors. “We’re actually starting to think about whether managing versus a benchmark makes a whole heap of sense,” Ross Pamphilon, Impax Asset Manage ...  Show more

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