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Part I, Private Credit Market Trends: From Originations to Bank Partnerships and Insurance
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- Anderson, Jarryd E.
- Arnold-Soulby, Stefan J.
- Balasubramaniam, Kanesh
- Basta, Paul M.
- Bilzin, Lauren
- Bolin, Brian
- Carmona, David
- Cruickshank, Timothy
- de la Bastide III, Thomas V.
- Durso, Kerri
- Eaton, Alice Belisle
- Epstein, Caroline B.
- Ezring, Gregory A.
- Finkelstein, Brad J.
- Finnegan, Brian P.
- Forrester, Victoria S.
- Frey, Manuel S.
- Friedman, Matthew R.
- Garrett, Reuven P.
- Glatt, Joseph
- Go, Flora
- Grieve, Brian S.
- Grofman, Udi
- Hermann, Brian S.
- Jennings, Luke
- Jordan, Matthew B.
- Killip, Robert A.
- Leist, Matthew N.
- Longenbach, Adam J.
- McGinnis, Anne
- Milam, Shane
- Osborne, Liz
- Pak, Sung
- Pesant, Charles J.
- Peterson, Anastasia V.
- Rosenberg, Andrew N.
- Sachdev, Neel
- Schecter, Mikhel
- Schneider, Kenneth M.
- Shim, Suhan
- Shin, Marian S.
- Slevin, Maury
- Steadman, Ben
- Tananbaum, Robert D.
- Tarr, David
- Vogel, Michael
- Waeen, Nadeem
- Zochowski Jr., T. Robert
- Wedel, Eric J.
- Zeng, Kai
- Thomas, David A.
March 10, 2025 Download PDF
2025 Private Credit Market Outlook: A Tripartite Series
Private credit is a rapidly expanding sector that has grown nearly tenfold, reaching at least $1.5 trillion in 2024. In our 2025 Private Credit Market Outlook: A Tripartite Series, we discuss key topics regarding this rapidly transforming asset class. Part I, Private Credit Market Trends: From Originations to Bank Partnerships and Insurance, available here, features:
- trends in private credit,
- the evolving roles of banks, including bank partnerships,
- use of rated note feeders by the insurance market, and
- liability management in private credit.
Next: Part II will focus on private credit in M&A and infrastructure. The series will conclude in Part III with private credit fundraising and retail funds.