Private credit managers across Asia are weighing a series of structural adjustments, including longer lock-up periods and revised redemption limits, as recent stress in parts of the US market feeds growing concern among investors and regulators in the region, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Industry participants say the debate is being driven by renewed scrutiny of liquidity terms and transparency following a string of corporate borrower failures in the United States. The developments have p...
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