Monetary policy has less impact on private credit – Fed research
Funding, ‘dry powder’ and fund returns for asset class remain high amid policy tightening
Private credit may be less affected by monetary policy transmission than other forms of lending, argues research from the US Federal Reserve.
The asset class – which involves non-banks lending to businesses – took up only a small proportion of overall lending in the run-up to the global financial crisis, the report says, but has grown significantly since. At its current scale, the authors point out, it has not experienced a prolonged episode of stress.
Aggregate outstanding volumes of private
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