Companies are probably more at risk from the cracks appearing in private credit than they think
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Companies are probably more at risk from the cracks appearing in private credit than they think
KEVIN FOLEY
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PUBLISHED 46 MINUTES AGO
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The private credit headlines for months have covered peculiar defaults, write-downs, building redemption pressures and some seemingly encouraging one-off asset sales. Each story lands with a kind of technical thud. They’re important, apparently, but hard to translate into anything that fee…
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