private-credit fund

A private-credit fund is an investment fund that makes loans to companies, often those that are unable to access traditional bank financing. These funds are typically structured as private partnerships and offer investors higher yields in exchange for lower liquidity and higher risk.

Why it’s in the news: It is in the news due to a surge in investor withdrawals, concerns over restricted exits, and record-high lending activity by major firms.

Latest on private-credit fund

• Ares Private-Credit Fund to Buy Competitor From Apollo
• How Liquid Are Private-Credit Funds? It Depends How You Define ‘Liquidity’
• Investors Seek to Pull Nearly $16 Billion From Private-Credit Funds
• At This Private-Credit Fund, Exits Have Been Restricted for Four Years and Counting
• Apollo Global Management reported record originations of $114 billion in the first quarter, driven by $98 billion in new debt investments from its private-credit fund.
• Apollo’s Originations Rise to a Record $114 Billion as Opportunities Arise in AI

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