Credit Frontiers Replay
Private credit's eclipse moment - highlight sessions from New York & London
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How do you price risk when the rules keep changing? That question framed Moody’s Credit Frontiers - New York on 23 April, London on 29 April - where senior market participants joined Moody’s analysts to challenge assumptions around scale, structure, oversight and cycle dynamics in private credit.
New York · 23 April
CEO spotlight: Where private credit goes next — Jon Gray, Blackstone
Global capital flows are shifting as private credit becomes a cornerstone of finance. What’s next? How will macro trends, market convergence, and risk dynamics shape strategies for the years ahead?
Scaling private credit — PIMCO, Apollo & DigitalBridge
Is private credit growing, or just concentrating? The panel unpacks why fewer, larger deals may be creating hidden correlation risk.
New boundaries of scale [series]
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Market pulse: illiquidity, transparency and systemic risk
Leverage at the asset level. Leverage at the fund level. Leverage at the LP level. How much is too much, and does anyone have the full picture?
Market pulse [series]
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Moody’s view: defaults, recoveries and the new risk equation
Loan defaults are outpacing high yield bonds. The risk didn't appear overnight. Did the market price that in?
The risk equation [series]
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Europe’s private credit inflection point — Apollo & Arcmont
Europe now captures nearly half of global private credit fundraising. But is the continent ready for what comes next - retail capital, mega-deals and a banking system stepping aside?
The next frontier of private credit [series]
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Ecosystem shifts in corporate lending — JPMorgan & L&G
Private credit is reshaping who lends, who holds risk and who owns the relationship. The panel unpacks whether the system can handle a turn in the cycle.
Rewriting the rules: banks and insurers in private credit’s next chapter [series]
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Regulatory blind spots and system resilience — ECB & Bank of England
It was built in a low-rate world and hasn't been tested at scale. Regulators aren't sounding the alarm, but they want the industry to prove it can handle what's coming.
Regulation in focus
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