Private credit funds are seeing senior loan writedowns accelerate dramatically. According to MSCI data, the rate has tripled since 2022—a sharp reversal from the easier credit conditions that dominated earlier in the decade. What's driving this? Rising default rates as borrowers struggle with higher interest rates and tighter cash flows. This matters beyond traditional finance: it signals broader credit stress that can ripple through both traditional markets and digital asset valuations, especially given how interconnected modern capital flows have become. The trend reflects tighter lending standards and increased scrutiny of credit quality across the board.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 4h ago
The recent pullback in the lending market feels far from the crypto world... It wasn't until I saw "interconnected capital flows" that I realized we can't escape at all.
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MelonField
· 4h ago
Triple growth rate, huh? Now the pitfalls of traditional finance are going to affect the crypto world...
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PermabullPete
· 4h ago
Writedown acceleration? This makes the pressure on traditional finance links even more obvious, and it seems like DeFi is also starting to struggle a bit...
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EthMaximalist
· 4h ago
It seems that those involved in on-chain finance haven't mentioned this part. The writedown in private credit is indeed severe, tripled? It feels like traditional finance is about to have issues, which will sooner or later impact the crypto space.
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GasGoblin
· 5h ago
Writedown tripled? This time really is different, even private placement credit can't withstand it... This is truly a real stress test.
Private credit funds are seeing senior loan writedowns accelerate dramatically. According to MSCI data, the rate has tripled since 2022—a sharp reversal from the easier credit conditions that dominated earlier in the decade. What's driving this? Rising default rates as borrowers struggle with higher interest rates and tighter cash flows. This matters beyond traditional finance: it signals broader credit stress that can ripple through both traditional markets and digital asset valuations, especially given how interconnected modern capital flows have become. The trend reflects tighter lending standards and increased scrutiny of credit quality across the board.