Companies Are Turning to Private Credit for Loans Amid Tariff Turmoil

Ron Insana: Private credit industry poses a familiar risk as investors chase returns

Investors seeking returns in the private credit world shouldn’t overlook the risks that may arise in an economic downturn, Ron Insana warns.

Companies Are Turning to Private Credit for Loans Amid Tariff Turmoil

A number of companies have selected loans from private credit providers over traditional forms of credit since back-and-forth policy over tariffs created market choppiness.

Analysis-Companies turn to private credit during tariff turmoil for loans

By Nupur Anand and Saeed Azhar NEW YORK (Reuters) -Tariff uncertainty and market volatility have sent some companies looking for a flexible, more certain route to funding from private credit firms, resulting in the spurning of traditional lenders in some cases. A number of companies have selected loans from private credit providers over traditional forms of credit since the beginning of April when back-and-forth policy over tariffs created marke…

Private credit rises as traditional real estate adjusts to new norms

Investor appetite is shifting in 2025, as cracks form in the traditional commercial real estate landscape and new opportunities take shape in the less-visible corners of the credit market. With structural changes reshaping tenant demand and borrowing costs, private credit is gaining ground as a compelling destination for capital seeking yield and resilience. The commercial real estate market continues to grapple with an evolving environment. Off…

Logon Opalesque Alternative Market Briefing

Private credit poised to gain market share on several fronts From Pitch Book: As banks compete with private credit lenders for share of the corporate loan market, private credit is positioned to take a greater share in other lending categories, according to McKinsey Company's Global Private Marke... Article link

Apollo Global Management Partners With Banks to Trade Private Credit

Apollo Global Management is reportedly working with five banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, to trade private credit.