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Hedge Funds Flag Growing Private Credit Risks Amid Rising Rates

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 04 November 2026, 07:15 UTC By Bei Hu and Echo Wong 1 min read
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Hedge Funds Flag Growing Private Credit Risks Amid Rising Rates Some of the world’s biggest hedge funds warned that risks are growing in private credit, adding to debate about how rising interest rates will impact the asset class after scrutiny intensified this year. Private credit is currently facing bigger problems than the public market due to higher interest rates, slowing business growth and a wall of debt coming due in 2027 and 2028, Tony Yoseloff, chief investment officer of Davidson...

Hedge Funds Flag Growing Private Credit Risks Amid Rising Rates Some of the world’s biggest hedge funds warned that risks are growing in private credit, adding to debate about how rising interest rates will impact the asset class after scrutiny intensified this year. Private credit is currently facing bigger problems than the public market due to higher interest rates, slowing business growth and a wall of debt coming due in 2027 and 2028, Tony Yoseloff, chief investment officer of Davidson Kempner Capital Management, said at the 2026 Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit in Hong Kong on Wednesday.
Tony Yoseloff (PERSON) Davidson Kempner Capital Management (ORG) Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit (EVENT) Hong Kong (LOCATION)
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