The last can private equity will kick down the road "Private equity (PE) firms have acquired large life insurers and loaded their balance sheets with private credit assets that are opaque and difficult for regulators to value...when a life insurer becomes insolvent, state-based guaranty funds protect insurance policyholders by "assessing" surviving insurers to cover the shortfall. In most states, such outlays are fully creditable against state premium taxes over time..PE-owned life insurers reflect a structural transformation in which an insurer supports a broader asset-management business that is designed to extract value upfront and impose losses on others. PE firms exploit this regulatory regime by pairing life insurers with private credit to capture value from both sides" #privateequity# #privatecredit# #insurance#

Private credit is reshaping the global financial landscape. We are thrilled to welcome Lawrence Golub, Co-CEO of @GolubCapital, to the stage at #BloombergInvest# Dubai. We'll get his expert insights on private credit, direct lending, and navigating today’s global markets. Join us November 12th.

Private credit yield in RWA is now beating T-bill and money market yields, offered by @Ondo, @BlackRock, @FTDA_US - @Figure brings forth real estate credits offering 8-9% yield - @TownSquarexyz is now bringing credits in AI data centers, mines, gold vaults, energy farms, offering up to 18% credit yield T-bills are not going away. But there’s now a better option in onchain finance

Private credit is helping meet enormous capital needs across the real economy. Hear from Michael Zawadzki on the scale of the opportunity and why we think it matters for portfolios.

Private credit is a $3.5T market and is growing quickly. The FALX Structured Credit Facility gives you exposure through overcollateralized loans on @FalconXGlobal. Borrow stablecoins against it on the @AerieCapital curated @Morpho market, and never stop earning →

Private credit managers increasingly looking to offload battered funds are drawing interest from rivals eyeing cheap deals in one of the most turbulent periods for the $1.8 trillion market.