(HedgeCo.Net) The private credit machine was built on a powerful promise: floating-rate income, low volatility, and lender control. But today’s storyline is that liquidity is no longer a theoretical risk—it’s showing up as real investor pressure in large vehicles tied to private credit (including publicly traded BDC structures) and as growing unease about restructurings that postpone recognition of losses.
This doesn’t mean private credit “breaks.” It means it matures—into a cycle where unde...
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