JPMorgan Chase just reported strong first-quarter results. Its CEO used the earnings call to warn investors not to get comfortable. On JPMorgan’s first-quarter 2026 earnings conference call on April 14, CEO Jamie Dimon declined to predict whether the United States was headed toward a recession. But he didn’t hold back on what will happen when…
By Manya Saini, Saeed Azhar and Tatiana Bautzer April 14 (Reuters) – Wall Street executives said they were stress testing or monitoring private credit portfolios while the asset class is under scrutiny, but said they were comfortable with their exposure. The comments came after three of the six largest US lenders disclosed financial exposure of…
Franklin Templeton (BEN) CEO Jenny Johnson said the private lending sector has earned its rightful place on Wall Street. “Private credit is here to stay,” Johnson told Yahoo Finance during the Semafor World Economic Summit. He linked his argument to the 2008 financial crisis, when stricter capital requirements forced banks to stop lending, prompting private…
Goldman Sachs Private Credit Corp. just dodged a bullet. The company’s unlisted business development company (BDC) reported in a recent filing that redemption requests in the first quarter of 2026 amounted to exactly 4.999% of shares outstanding. It stopped a fraction of a percentage point below the industry-wide 5% quarterly limit that triggers mandatory withdrawal…
You don’t need a ton of cash or a “members only” jacket to get into private equity; an ETF will do the job…sort of. Private fund assets have roughly tripled over the past 10 years, outpacing the public market’s more than double growth rate, according to a recent Morningstar report. As companies stay private for…
Global stock markets sold off this week as Wall Street executives warned that stocks are overvalued. Other analysts are worried about an artificial intelligence stock bubble. TO Bloomberg A report earlier this week said that Wall Street CEOs said a US stock market decline of more than 10% could occur in the next 12 to…
Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it is closely monitoring the fallout from the collapse of US auto parts maker First Brands Group, warning that the case underlines growing risks in the rapidly expanding private credit market and its potential implications for the UK financial system. The FCA described the implosion of First Brands, along…
