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Acts of God Meet Acts of AI in Private Equity’s New Debt Play

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 27 October 2026, 11:05 UTC By Eleanor Duncan and Kat Hidalgo 1 min read

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Force majeure has long protected companies from acts of God. Now some borrowers want protection from acts of AI.

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Acts of God Meet Acts of AI in Private Equity’s New Debt Play

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