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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LimitedLiabilityLover" data-source="post: 191915" data-attributes="member: 37505">Private credit is a great topic for Weil, especially since i spoke to a recruiter and they mentioned they're tired of hearing about PE. It's still relevant, as with Rachel Reeves borrowing £50bn, interest rates are likely to rise again, driving up the gilts and thus, borrowing costs. Private credit offers a way for PE firms, like KKR, to mitigate acquisition risks and still deliver returns to impatient investors. It is more likely that they raise their own fund and lend to others than use the loans themselves.Private credit breaks down into mezzanine, direct lending, and private placements, each serving different borrower needs. While PE firms rarely use private credit (e.g. due to debt for equity tranche in mezzanine deals and the long-term nature of private placements), it remains a useful tool for structuring deals and managing risk, regardless of interest rate fluctuations.</blockquote>

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