Understanding Private Credit

Understanding Private Credit

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How to Invest in Private Credit / Direct Lending
Money For the Rest of Us

We explore what private credit, or direct lending, is and how to invest in it. We also show how it is similar and different from investing in leverage loans and CLOs.

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<ul><li>Why more companies are staying private</li><li>How private credit dif ...  Afficher plus

Private vs. Public Credit Competition Intensifies
Thoughts on the Market

Our Chief Fixed Income Strategist Vishy Tirupattur and Leveraged Finance Strategist Joyce Jiang discuss how the dynamic between private and public credit markets will evolve in 2025, and how each can find their own niches for success.


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116. What is Private Credit? | Direct Lending Explained
The Wall Street Skinny

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In this episode of The Wall Street Skinny, we dive deeper into the world of private credit with our exceptional guest, Alona Gornick. Alona, a seni ...

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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 ...

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