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Goldman’s Olson Sees Private Credit Market Growing Despite Fears

Kari Soo Lindberg, Yvonne Man, David Ingles
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Goldman Sachs’ global head of alternatives for wealth predicts sustained growth in private credit markets, citing strong investor demand despite recent redemption pressures. The premium on illiquid investments is driving capital inflows, as investors seek higher returns compared to traditional liquid assets in volatile markets. Recent redemption episodes have not deterred confidence, with firms continuing to attract funds due to perceived long-term value in private credit. The trend reflects broader market shifts favoring alternative assets, particularly among high-net-worth and institutional investors seeking diversification. Analysts suggest this growth trajectory will persist through 2026, reinforcing private credit’s role as a key pillar in modern portfolio strategies.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s global head of alternatives for wealth expects private credit firms to keep drawing capital despite recent redemption episodes, due to the premium illiquid investments command.

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