JPMorgan looks to offload exposure to $4 billion in private equity-linked loans, FT reports
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JPMorgan Moves to Shed $4bn in Private Equity Loan Risk as AI Fears and Exit Drought Pressure Industry
JPMorgan Chase is seeking to transfer risk tied to more than $4 billion in loans linked to private equity funds, revealing mounting concern inside major banks over growing strains in the buyout industry as deal exits remain weak and artificial intelligence threatens parts of corporate valuations. According to people familiar with the matter cited by […] The post JPMorgan Moves to Shed $4bn in Private Equity Loan Risk as AI Fears and Exit Drought…
JPMorgan explores risk transfer for $4bn NAV loan portfolio
JPMorgan is exploring a transaction to reduce its exposure to more than $4bn of private equity-backed NAV loans, according to a report by the Financial Times. The bank is reportedly in discussions with investors regarding a risk transfer structure linked to a portfolio of NAV loans spanning North America, Europe, and the Middle East. The proposed deal would allow JPMorgan to retain the loans on its balance sheet while transferring a portion of p…
What you need to remember: JPMorgan is negotiating the transfer of risk on more than 4 billion dollars in NAV (net asset value) loans backed by private equity funds, a sign of growing caution towards the sector. The bank would keep the loans on its balance sheet but would transfer up to 12.5% of potential losses to investors, in exchange for a return in the low teens (12-13%). The NAV lending market, estimated at $100 billion, is expected to re…
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