Investors have worried about who would get hit if there’s a private credit bust. Many on Wall Street think the pain goes further than the lenders. By Andrew Ross Sorkin Bernhard Warner Sarah Kessler ...

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For decades, advisors followed a simple playbook: stocks for growth and bonds for stability. This generally worked when most value creation happened in public markets and banks dominated lending.

Investors and economists are warning about a piece of the financial system that could pose a risk that is potentially similar in ways to the housing crash that preceded the financial crisis in 2008.

Did PE firms make the world worse? Or was it something else? The Blackstone Group offices in New York, 2013. The 2010s were, among other things, the decade of private equity. A segment of the finance ...

How has private credit grown in importance since the Great Financial Crisis? What is the current market size in the US and other regions? The global private credit industry, mainly providing loans to ...

Private markets have traditionally been limited to institutional investors and the very wealthy, out of reach of individual investors and the advisors who serve them. Private markets allow investors ...

Private market assets are increasingly making their way into public funds, as part of a financial industry trend known as public/private market convergence. Private markets allow investors to access ...