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In a recent episode of LevFin Insights, Ashwin Krishnan, Head of Morgan Stanley North America Private Credit, discusses the evolution of private credit beyond traditional direct lending and the growing role of opportunistic credit in today's market. He explains how companies and private equity sponsors are increasingly seeking customized financing solutions to address challenges, including longer hold periods, higher interest rates and ongoing market uncertainty. He also examines the rise of hybrid capital structures, the expanding opportunity set among non-sponsored companies and the long-term outlook for private credit, emphasizing Morgan Stanley Investment Management’s solutions-oriented approach.
“Private credit does encompass a number of strategies, which increasingly are becoming more relevant given the market and geopolitical backdrop, and really the capital needs that companies have through their life cycles.”
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