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Analysis | Jonathan Shapiro

Jonathan Shapiro

One of the world’s debt champions is calling time on private credit

Oaktree’s Howard Marks says returns are ordinary, and lending standards are sliding as the fear of investing is replaced by the fear of missing out.

Howard Marks didn’t quite say it. But he’s effectively declared the golden age of private credit well and truly over.

Marks, the folksy Wall Street legend who cut his teeth investing in distressed loans and bonds, loves a good adage and his description of the state of private credit was summed up with the old phrase: What the wise man does in the beginning, the fool does at the end.

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