The episode is a useful policy and market-structure briefing for alternative-credit investors: insurance balance sheets can affect private-credit funding and the location of risk, while the underlying paper’s conclusions should be evaluated separately.
The episode is a useful policy and market-structure briefing for alternative-credit investors: insurance balance sheets can affect private-credit funding and the location of risk, while the underlying paper’s conclusions should be evaluated separately.
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Odd Lots interviews the authors of a new paper on the links between private-equity ownership of insurers and private-credit markets. The episode frames the topic as a question of how risk, regulation, and any public backstop interact; it does not independently validate the paper’s conclusions.
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