Five charts that explain Private Credit
In this piece, we’re breaking down five charts that best explain the state of private credit today. Read this and become a pro.
December 7, 2023
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Debt financing (also known as Private Credit) is one of the “OG” alternative investments — a $1.2 trillion alternative investment market that is top of mind for institutions around the world. Common uses include equipment financing, inventory financing, and acquisition financing.
As an investor, you can help provide secured and unsecured loans. Firms use your capital to finance equipment and pay you back with interest.
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In this piece, we’re breaking down five charts that best explain the state of private credit today. Read this and become a pro.
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