★Private Credit Default Rates to Reach 8%, Morgan Stanley Says
Strategic Analysis // Ian Gross
"Rising private credit defaults, particularly within technology-exposed portfolios, signal potential capital reallocation away from higher-risk direct lending strategies. This trend could pressure institutional LPs to re-evaluate illiquidity premiums and underlying sector exposures, impacting future fundraising and market structure across alternative asset classes."
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The Big Market Report Take
Morgan Stanley now projects private credit default rates hitting 8%, citing AI's disruptive influence on software. Apparently, even the most sophisticated algorithms can't make a bad loan good. Some things never change.
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