US EditionJamie Dimon and Boaz Weinstein’s $40 Trillion Private Credit Warning:
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Meta, a leading U.S. big tech company aggressively expanding its artificial intelligence (AI) business, borrowed $30 billion last year to build a data center in Louisiana. Meta utilized "private placement loans" rather than bank loans or corporate bonds. Private placement loans are a type of corporate debt where money is borrowed from a lending fund. Driven by the recent AI boom, tech companies investing astronomical sums into facilities are tak…
Why Private Credit May Be the Next Financial Crisis
This essay was originally published via my newsletter. One quarter Infinite Commerce Holdings had a book value of 100. The next quarter it was 0. BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, had marked down this private credit loan seemingly overnight. No market. No recourse. No explanation. Many retail investors were left holding the bag. And “retail” in this context is simply finance jargon for ordinary people who may not even realize they’…
Jamie Dimon and Boaz Weinstein’s $40 Trillion Private Credit Warning:
Rising Concerns Over Leverage, “Garbage Lending,” and the Next Potential Credit Crisis: (HedgeCo.Net) The global financial system is once again confronting a familiar question: Where is the next credit crisis hiding? In the years following the 2008 global financial crisis, regulators imposed sweeping reforms on the traditional banking sector. Capital requirements rose, stress testing became routine, and the largest financial institutions were pl…
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