Jamie Dimon Warns of 'Hell to Pay' in Private Credit Market
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that the rapidly growing private credit market could face significant issues due to bad actors, potentially causing turmoil. While the sector fills financial needs for overlooked firms, risks are not well known, and retail investors might face illiquid or improperly marked assets. Despite these concerns, JPMorgan is looking to expand its presence in the private credit space.
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