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Wall Street Seizes on Private Credit Fears With Way to Short

Caleb Mutua
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Wall Street is launching a new financial product allowing investors to bet against private credit, addressing growing market concerns over defaults in the sector. The S&P CDX Financials Index, a credit-default swaps benchmark, debuts Monday, enabling hedging against defaults by private credit funds and other financial institutions. S&P Global is collaborating with major banks, including JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley, to develop and roll out the index. This move reflects rising anxiety about private credit risks, offering institutional investors a tool to manage exposure in an increasingly volatile market. The product marks a significant expansion of credit-default swaps into private markets, previously dominated by traditional corporate debt instruments.
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