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Private credit inflows face uphill battle even as 401(k) doors open
1 month ago
Although US President Trump’s executive order opens defined contribution retirement plans like 401(k)s to private credit investments, a sudden and meaningful rise in inflows is unlikely -
Presidential order opens private credit access to US retirement investors
1 month ago
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order to repeal a regulation that forbids certain US retirement accounts like 401(k)s from adding alternative assets such as private debt -
SEC to consider opening private funds to retail investors
4 months ago
US retail investors, deemed too small and unsophisticated to invest in private assets like private credit, represent trillions in untapped assets -
Bessent compares Trump to Milken, champions bank deregulation
4 months ago
The US Treasury Secretary also noted that the growth of private credit is a sign the banking system has been too tightly constrained -
Private credit funds, partner banks present risks as global growth slows—IMF
5 months ago
Private credit funds and their partner banks can face losses as a slowing economy will challenge borrowers’ ability to repay loans -
Regulators scrutinise fund loans
Banks are lending more money to private credit managers, private funds and other non-bank financial institutions, prompting regulators and ratings agencies to take a closer look6 months ago -
Private credit managers need valuation process around market events - UK regulator
6 months ago
The FCA released a private markets review recommending firms identify and manage potential issues around valuations, especially those conducted as a result of asset-level or market events. -
The second Trump presidency is likely to turbocharge already frothy markets
10 months ago
The impact of Trump’s second term in the Oval Office will be wide-ranging for the US and the world. For credit markets, his return to power portends more intense competition between banks and private credit, and frothier deals. -
Credit funds brace for increased scrutiny from regulators
10 months ago
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of Examinations urged advisers to private funds, which include private credit managers, to prepare for increased scrutiny
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