

Interview: The good, bad & in-between of private credit
May 18, 2025
Paul Miron, Managing Director of M Squared Capital, dives into the booming world of private credit, shedding light on its rapid expansion and significance in bridging funding gaps left by traditional banks. He discusses how secured private credit is evolving into a mainstream investment option and its potential for portfolio diversification. The conversation also addresses the associated risks, the need for greater transparency in the sector, and the regulatory challenges that could shape its future. Prepare for insights that could transform your investment strategy!
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Private Credit Fills Funding Gaps
- Private credit fills a $200 billion funding gap where banks won't lend effectively.
- It thrives by targeting niche financing needs banks avoid due to regulation or short-term terms.
Private Credit Diversifies Portfolios
- Private credit offers diversification due to being uncorrelated with traditional assets like stocks and bonds.
- Its returns are stable because loans must be repaid with interest, backed by assets.
Demand Transparency in Private Credit
- Investors should ask detailed questions about loan types and risks when investing in private credit.
- Transparency allows investors to see the specific loans and properties backing their investments, improving confidence.