HSBC’s chief financial officer has raised a red flag regarding growing risks in the private credit market, expressing particular concern about hedge funds and smaller banks with significant exposure to
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Barclays has faced a fresh setback after the collapse of US subprime lender Tricolor resulted in a £110 million impairment, casting a shadow over its latest quarterly results. The FTSE
Andrew Bailey, governor of the Bank of England, has voiced deep concern over the striking similarities between recent developments in US private credit markets and the conditions that preceded the
The recent stock market rout that rocked the United States and Europe has been driven by a potent mix of uncertainty and fear. What began with the collapse of two
Bosses at Jefferies, the US investment bank valued at £8bn, are working tirelessly to shore up investor confidence following their entanglement in the £9bn bankruptcy of car parts maker First
One of the United Kingdom’s largest pension schemes, the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS), has allocated £16bn of members’ savings into so-called “shadow bank” loans, sparking growing concerns about the
The private credit market has transformed from a niche corner of finance to a global powerhouse, now valued between $1.3 trillion and $3 trillion. Born in the aftermath of the
The chief investment officer of one of the world’s largest charitable foundations has issued a stark warning about the private credit sector, highlighting concerns over relaxed lending standards and excessive
In a landmark move that reshapes the private credit landscape, BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has struck a deal to acquire HPS Investment Partners for £9.5 billion ($12 billion),
In a move that underscores the growing investor appetite for private credit, Janus Henderson, the British-American asset management firm with approximately £361 billion in assets under management, has announced a
