Growing liquidity pressures in private credit funds are creating an opening for a new generation of secondary investors, which can provide managers with an alternative source of cash as investors seek to exit, according top a report by the Financial Times.
Private credit secondary funds can acquire stakes from investors looking to sell or purchase loans held by funds seeking to raise liquidity. The strategy is gaining relevance as both institutional and retail-oriented private credit vehicles fa...
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