Investors ploughed a record $22.3 billion of private credit into emerging markets last year, according to data released on Wednesday, amid banks tightening their lending and wobbles in traditionally safe markets.
The total is nearly 40% higher than the previous record in 2016, according to the data from the Global Private Capital Association, and provides a window into the private credit pivot into emerging markets as returns on Western projects tighten – and concerns over defaults rise. READ MORE
