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Revision as of 04:03, 6 February 2024
Debt - non-bank lending - private markets.
Private credit is a loan to a business that is originated by a lender other than a bank or other traditional financial institution, and is not tradable in a public market.
Private credit is also sometimes known as direct lending, alternative lending, non-bank lending or private debt.
Borrowers are typically small and medium sized enterprises, or smaller listed companies.
Lenders are typically regulated asset managers.
Purposes of private credit borrowings are wide ranging, including - among other purposes - asset backed finance and trade finance.
See also
- Alternative Credit Council (ACC)
- Asset backed finance
- Asset manager
- Credit institution
- Credit risk
- Creditworthiness
- Debt
- Facility
- Finance
- Listed company
- Loan
- Packing credit
- Private bond
- Private equity
- Regulation
- Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs}
- Trade credit
- Trade finance
