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Financial Advisors are Steering Clients into Alternative Investments

Learn why RIAs and financial advisors are steering their clients into private credit investments.

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Let’s Get Ready to Rumble! (over private credit)

Does the rise of private credit pose a systemic risk to the broader economy? Jamie Dimon and Mark Rowan duke it out in a very public tit-for-tat. Heron Finance brings you the action from ringside.

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Why Do Borrowers Use Private Credit?

One of the common questions we hear from investors is, 'if private credit loans are so expensive, why do borrowers accept them?' This article highlights the regulatory shift that has acted as a tailwind for the wider adoption of private credit loans amongst commercial borrowers.

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Big Insurance is Investing in Private Credit

Insurance is one of the largest industries on earth. And insurance companies are making long term investments into the private credit sector, which bodes well for the industry as a whole.

Is Private Credit the Reason We're Not in a Recession?

An interesting take on how private credit may be supporting U.S. businesses and in turn, preventing the onset of a recession.

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Explaining Private Credit's High Interest Rates

Why does private credit have higher interest rates than bank loans and publicly-traded debt? In this article we provide the answers, and offer a novel approach to the liquidity challenge inherent in the asset class.

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What Could Spoil Private Credit's Party?

Some are worried about corporate default rates creeping up this year, and the impact that might have on the credit markets. Here's why private credit may experience resiliency in the face of a spike in default rates.

Private Credit's Uncertainty Principle

Learn why macroeconomic uncertainty may actually be a good thing for private credit investors.

Announcing the Launch of Heron Finance

Heron Finance is the first robo-advisor focused exclusively on private credit.