US EditionCross-Border Private Credit Set to Surge, But Operational Complexity Threatens Momentum, CSC Finds
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Seventy-nine percent of general partners expect cross-border private credit deals to increase over the next three years, with over half expecting a rapid acceleration. 40% of limited partners have rejected private credit investment opportunities. The article Summary: Cross-border private credit expected to increase, but operational complexity threatens momentum, says CSC is an original content of 01net.
GPs bullish on private credit but transparency fears hold back LPs
Almost 80 per cent of general partners (GPs) are expecting cross-border deal volumes to rise over the next three years, but reporting and transparency concerns are deterring limited partners (LPs), according to new research from CSC. CSC’s Private Credit 2025: Global Strategies report, which covers the $1.5tn (£1.1bn) market, found that while both LPs and […] The post GPs bullish on private credit but transparency fears hold back LPs appeared fi…
Cross-Border Private Credit Set to Surge, But Operational Complexity Threatens Momentum
Cross-border private credit transactions are poised for strong growth, yet operational complexity is emerging as a critical hurdle. According to CSC, a provider of business administration and compliance solutions, an overwhelming 92% of limited partners (LPs) express concern over the complexity of these deals. Published in CSC’s latest report, Private Credit 2025: Global Strategies for a
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