Donald Trump’s tariff policies present a compelling opportunity for private credit, according to Marc Pinto, global head of private credit at Moody’s https://t.co/nLt4tYH0uq ...

At a private markets conference focused on the ultra-rich in London this week, the typically discreet sector was notably candid about its growing interest in private credit https://t.co/Yc7LPa0m6n ...

Market Trends - Private credit firms are offering leverage as a benefit to potential borrowers due to steep competition from the broadly syndicated market [1]

Blackstone has signed a private credit partnership with Legal & General Group that the two firms aim to grow to up to $20 billion over the next five years, according to a Blackstone spokesperson https://t.co/XgZIxY1GDO ...

Welcome back. NASDAQ hitting a record high today. Nvidia becoming the first company ever to reach $4 trillion in market cap.Question now, should you continue to lean into that trade or diversify elsewhere. Joined now by Elizabeth Burton, chief investment strategist for Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Welcome back.It's good to see you. Good to see you. You're on the diversification train, right.Don't don't just lean into tech or or large cap. We're always on the diversification train. Yeah, but I mean, you k ...

Key Takeaways C stock hit a 52-week high after passing the Fed's 2025 stress test and proposing a 7% dividend hike. C approved a $20B buyback plan, restructured operations to cut costs, and exited non-core business. C's NII is rising, with further growth expected as anticipated Fed rate cuts lower funding costs.Citigroup Inc. (C) shares touched a new 52-week high of $88.82 during yesterday's trading session. The stock closed the session a little lower at $87.60.Over the past year, shares of C have risen 3 ...

Core Insights - Blue Owl Capital Inc. has launched the Blue Owl Credit Income Fund AUT (OCIC-A) in partnership with Koda Capital, targeting Australian financial advisors and their clients [1][2] - The fund aims to provide access to private credit solutions, focusing on generating income through a diversified portfolio of senior secured, floating rate loans to U.S. middle and upper middle-market companies [3][4] Group 1: Company Overview - Blue Owl Capital is a leading alternative asset manager with $273 billion in assets under management as of March 31, 2025, investing across Credit, Real Assets, and GP Strategic Capital platforms [7] - The company emphasizes delivering institutional-quality private market solutions and aims to redefine alternative investments [6][7] Group 2: Partnership and Strategy - The collaboration with Koda Capital, which manages over A$14 billion in client assets, is a strategic move for Blue Owl's expansion into the Australian market [2][5] - Koda Capital is recognized for its client-first approach and innovative investment solutions, enhancing the credibility of the fund offering [2][9] Group 3: Fund Details - The OCIC-A fund is designed to provide consistent income and capital preservation, appealing to high-net-worth and sophisticated investors seeking differentiated global alternatives [3][4] - Channel Capital's subsidiary, Channel Investment Management Limited, acts as the Responsible Entity for the fund, ensuring compliance and risk management [5]

Deutsche Bank AG and SeaTown Holdings International are among the lenders providing a $510 million private credit loan to VinFast Auto Ltd., according to people familiar with the matter. https://t.co/Jo5FkBqvBN ...

The market is warming to large private credit deals in India, where local borrowers are typically less levered than their peers in the rest of Asia https://t.co/1nTwfaw4lQ ...

and vice chairman Marty Chavez joins us. He's also of course former CFO at Goldman Sachs. Marty, long time no speed.Great to see you. It's been a while. It's wonderful to see you.Well, I first question I just have to ask on this trade framework that's been announced with Vietnam and if if the outcome is 20% tariff and uh 40% of its pass through trade with with Vietnam, is that a good outcome for the economy and for markets in in your eyes because it's not higher or is it fairly high. Well, well, um, as you ...