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Private credit assets under management grew from \$158 billion in 2010 to nearly \$2 trillion globally by mid-2024, fundamentally reshaping corporate credit markets. This paper provides a systematic survey of the academic literature on private credit, organizing theory and evidence around four questions: why the market has grown so rapidly, how direct lender technology differs from bank lending, what risk-adjusted re…
This research presents a novel Discrete Event Simulation (DES) of the Lloyd's of London specialty insurance market, exploring complex market dynamics that have not been previously studied quantitatively. The proof-of-concept model allows for the simulation of various scenarios that capture important market phenomena such as the underwriting cycle, the impact of risk syndication, and the importance of appropriate expo…
This research focuses on the study of relationships between public and private equity investors in France. In this regard, we need to apprehend the formal or informal nature of interactions that can sometimes take place within traditional innovation networks (Djellal \& Gallouj, 2018). For this, our article mobilizes a public-private partnerships approach (PPPs) and the resource-based view theory. These perspectives …
Stuffed means a dealer or salesperson was left long (or short) inventory they did not want, usually after a client or a syndicate left paper on the desk.
The 1982 Latin American debt crisis began when Mexico, then others, could not roll dollar syndicated loans after Volcker’s rate shock — a sudden stop of bank credit that became a lost decade.
The Panic of 1907 was a New York trust-company run after a failed copper corner, stopped by a private J.P. Morgan syndicate — the crisis that created the Federal Reserve.
The 1982 Latin American debt crisis began when Mexico, then others, could not roll dollar syndicated loans after Volcker’s rate shock — a sudden stop of bank credit that became a lost decade.
The Panic of 1907 was a New York trust-company run after a failed copper corner, stopped by a private J.P. Morgan syndicate — the crisis that created the Federal Reserve.
Stuffed means a dealer or salesperson was left long (or short) inventory they did not want, usually after a client or a syndicate left paper on the desk.