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Private Credit Sees Stress Fueling Change
3 Jun
Summary
- JPMorgan executives anticipate stress will accelerate private credit changes.
- Demand for secondary trading in private credit is expected to rise.
- Most private credit secondary transactions have exceeded 90 cents on the dollar.
JPMorgan executives foresee a period of accelerated structural transformation in the private credit market, driven by ongoing stress.
This evolving landscape is anticipated to significantly increase the demand for secondary trading activities within the $1.8 trillion private-credit sector.
Analysis indicates that the majority of completed secondary transactions have successfully fetched prices exceeding 90 cents on the dollar, suggesting a robust underlying value in these assets.
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