Late Cycle: Private credit faces dispersion, chases transparency

Spreading out: Private credit’s next growth wave

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September 2026 | As we progress to late in the cycle, private credit has developed into a substantial force in the global economy, highly stratified, increasingly sophisticated and vastly dispersed. A maturing market brings with it conversations around opportunism, innovation, risk management, operational agility and standardisation – all themes that will be explored in this research.

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DATE: Thursday, 29th October 2026

TIME: 3pm BST/10am ET

Join us for our webinar as we discuss:

  • Confidence levels across private markets and key risk factors
  • Lending strategies in a high-opportunity landscape
  • Origination and risk management as differentiating factors
  • Evolving reporting and liquidity paradigms in private credit
  • The role of AI and operational sophistication in the industry’s future 

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Aftab Bose (moderator)

Head of Content

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Aparna Parameswaran

Managing Director, Real Asset Services

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