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Global private credit market expansion
Overview
The private credit sector is experiencing significant growth as a major alternative investment strategy. Driven by tighter banking regulations and a demand for yield diversification, assets under management have risen from approximately $300–$400 billion around 2010 to over $2 trillion. Projections suggest the market could reach between $3.5 trillion and $5 trillion by 2030.
While major asset managers are launching products to increase access to private markets, financial advisors have reported declining confidence in explaining these investments, with Morningstar research indicating a drop from 68% in 2025 to 61%. Concerns regarding fees and transparency also persist among advisors.
To facilitate access, firms such as Morgan Stanley have introduced model portfolios including allocations to private credit, real estate, and infrastructure. In Central Europe, platforms like Bondster are connecting institutional and retail investors with licensed non-bank lenders, often utilizing real estate as collateral.
Entities
Morgan Stanley · Morningstar · Franklin Templeton · Martin Stibor · Apollo
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesPrivate credit market experiences rapid global growth
The private credit market is expanding rapidly, with assets projected to reach up to $5 trillion by 2030 as investors seek stable yields and diversification through loan repayments.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesPrivate credit and alternative investments see growing market interest
Private credit and alternative investments are growing as banks reduce lending, though financial advisors report declining confidence in explaining these complex products and rising concerns over fees.
Sources
financieportal.com · forbes.cz