From Breakingviews - TPG returns to credit party fashionably late
its own credit-focused business in 2020. While the wave of private lending that marked the last couple of years is now receding, TPG ought to be well positioned to catch the next one.
had risen by 50%, and KKR’s by 150%. During that time, buyout firms expanded into making loans to borrowers without having to go through banks, a push crowned by Blackstone’s 2021 launch of its BCRED credit fund, which now holds $48 billion in investments.
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