The rapid expansion of private credit markets is showing signs of deceleration, with both lending volumes and investor inflows weakening in recent months amid tighter liquidity conditions and increased scrutiny of loan quality, according to a report by Reuters citing data from PitchBook.
The figures show that new direct lending issuance in the US private credit market fell to approximately $44.8bn in the three months to May 2026, representing a decline of around 40% compared with $74.6bn in the...
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