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Carlyle’s Chi Says Credit Portfolios Remain Resilient

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 15 September 2026, 15:03 UTC 1 min read
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Carlyle Deputy CIO of Global Credit and Head of Direct Lending Alex Chi spoke with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger from the sidelines of Carlyle’s Global Investor Conference in Washington. He talked about resilience in credit portfolios, where Carlyle sees the best opportunities in credit, AI’s impact on credit markets, and more.

Carlyle Deputy CIO of Global Credit and Head of Direct Lending Alex Chi spoke with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger from the sidelines of Carlyle’s Global Investor Conference in Washington. He talked about resilience in credit portfolios, where Carlyle sees the best opportunities in credit, AI’s impact on credit markets, and more. (Source: Bloomberg)
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