
Private Credit Crunch Axes Risky Payment-In-Kind Toggles
Private credit lenders are aggressively removing risky payment-in-kind provisions from new deals, cutting their use in half as loan performance weaken
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Private credit lenders are aggressively removing risky payment-in-kind provisions from new deals, cutting their use in half as loan performance weaken

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The Fed's New York and Dallas branches have launched a landmark pilot survey to map the data-scarce, $1.3 trillion private credit market, its clearest
Private credit has surpassed $2.1 trillion globally in 2026. Here is exactly how retail investors are now accessing institutional-grade 10-14% annual yields previously locked behind $5M minimums.

Ellis AI raised $10M to automate private credit back offices, with Ryan Williams taking aim at Excel-heavy workflows.
Private credit direct lending surges past $1.5 trillion globally in 2026, forcing Federal Reserve and ECB to reshape capital adequacy rules for non-bank lenders.

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Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr warns that stress in private credit markets could trigger systemic instability through "psychological contagion"—exposing the interconnected vulnerabilities of modern finance.

Fed's Barr warns private credit's $1.7T market could ignite a psychological contagion, risking a swift confidence collapse across global finance.