
Private Credit Growth and its Systemic Implications
The growth of private credit diversifies and expands funding sources available to smaller enterprises, a positive for credit. But the migration of speculative-grade lending from banks to less regulated non-bank financial institutions and alternative asset managers also results in less underwriting and credit performance transparency. Does continued growth of private credit outside regulatory purview increase systemic risks?
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Agenda10:05 - 11:00EDT
Panel Discussion
- Size of the private credit market and drivers of growth
- The expanding participation of private equity and asset management firms in private direct lending
- Contrasts between the rated institutional loan market, CLO market, and private direct lending
- Credit and systemic implications of continued expansion of private credit
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