Why Private Credit Got Entangled With Insurance
The Odd Lots podcast explores the growing nexus between private credit, private equity, and life insurers, revealing how private equity firms are leveraging insurers’ long-dated liabilities to fund high-yield, illiquid private credit loans—effectively socializing risk through a fragmented
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