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Private credit has become a popular investment on Wall Street, with concerns rising about the sector's reliance on speculative financing. There are worries that the industry may be heading towards a financial crash akin to 2008, potentially impacting retirement plans for millions of Americans.
What's at-risk in the burgeoning world of private credit (non-bank lending)? Oh, just retirement plans for millions of Americans (...and that may be a good thing). https://t.co/eNl8ZxVL9q
Are we about to witness a 2008-style crash in private equity? Investors are growing increasingly concerned about where their money is going, writes @philippilk 👇 https://t.co/3nGdrvcx7Y
"Private equity’s entire model is based on Minsky’s concept of speculative financing... There is more than a little speculation that the NAV loans signal that much of the sector has already gone bad and is engaged in increasingly funny tricks to try to cover it up." 📉 https://t.co/7QFH6PJ6M4
