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Defaults set to rise as mid-market faces "force of reckoning"
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Defaults are expected to rise in the $1.7 trillion private credit market next year as stress grows among mid-market companies, Kroll Bond Rating Agency (KBRA) said in a report on Tuesday.
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Defaults set to rise as mid-market faces "force of reckoning"
The default rate among private credit’s middle-market leveraged borrowers is set to increase in 2026, according to new analysis from ratings agency KBRA. Although defaults in the private credit market have continued to sit below those seen in the broadly syndicated loan and high-yield bond markets, KBRA said the gap may “begin to close in […] The post Defaults set to rise as mid-market faces “force of reckoning” appeared first on Alternative Cre…
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