Banking watchdogs just scrapped an old rule that used to cap how much risk banks could take on corporate loans. That move basically opened the floodgates for private credit markets to explode. Now lenders have way more room to play in that space, and we're seeing money pour into non-bank lending like never before. Interesting shift in how capital flows outside traditional banking rails.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 13h ago
ngl this is just the prelude to deregulation... Private credit is about to take off, but it feels like risks are accumulating too.
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BearMarketBarber
· 13h ago
Wait, has regulation been loosened? Private credit is going to skyrocket, and here comes another wave of money flowing into the non-bank sector...
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orphaned_block
· 13h ago
Directly lifting corporate loan risk controls? Now non-bank lending is really going to take off. All the money will flow into private credit, and traditional banks are going to be in trouble.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 13h ago
It's deregulation and a private credit boom again—it sounds like they're paving the way for the next financial black swan.
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BlockchainBrokenPromise
· 13h ago
ngl, private credit is about to take off now. As soon as regulations are loosened, capital will flood in. Feels a bit risky.
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BearMarketBuilder
· 14h ago
They're starting to inject liquidity again, this time in the private credit sector... Pushing the risk outward, and we retail investors have to pick up the tab again, right?
Banking watchdogs just scrapped an old rule that used to cap how much risk banks could take on corporate loans. That move basically opened the floodgates for private credit markets to explode. Now lenders have way more room to play in that space, and we're seeing money pour into non-bank lending like never before. Interesting shift in how capital flows outside traditional banking rails.