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Financial Crisis Risks Mount as Private-Credit Loans Peak, DZ Bank Warns US
Professor Jesper Rangvid warns that rising interest rates could trigger a new financial crisis due to billions in questionable shadow loans, with non-cash-generating private-credit loans now rising to a 14-year peak, as confirmed by Fitch, and DZ Bank also warning of a 'chain reaction' risk to the US economy, with the Middle East war also seen as a potential trigger for an outbreak of the brewing private credit crisis.
31 Mar, 02:53 — 31 Mar, 04:00
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FTVery High65d ago
Private capital’s great disappointment era begins
The $22tn industry is facing the prospect that returns will fall far short of the expectations of investors
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'Middle East war could lead to an outbreak of the brewing private credit crisis'
The fundamentals of the debt sector funded by non-bank lenders are weakening, as regulators have allowed this market to develop outside their line of sight, writes columnist Stéphane Lauer.
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First report: wsj · 30 Mar, 11:00|Full coverage: 5 · 1d 1h|Window: 1d 1h
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