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Talk Your Book: How Private Credit Works
Michael Batnick
March 17, 2025
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Today's Talk Your Book is brought to you by Calamos Investments:
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On today’s show, we discuss:
Why private credit has grown so much
How interval funds work
How liquidity works
How often the portfolio turns over
How the fund yields double digits
What specialty finance is
How covenants affect private credit loans
Commercial real estate lending growth in the future
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