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Macro headlines may have shifted attention away from Private Markets, but the underlying risks remain. We revisit the Private Credit-Software cracks we flagged early and explain why, despite the noise, the structural story is just getting started.
- How did we get here?
- Is Software making or breaking Private Credit's diversification case?
- Systemic risk or a normal credit cycle?
- How are our 2024 calls on Distressed versus Buyouts playing out?
- Where are the most overlooked opportunities across Private (and Public) Markets right now?
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Marko Papic, Matt Gertken, and Roukaya Ibrahim look at the latest developments in the Strait of Hormuz and the implications for global financial markets.
Topics discussed:
- Will the US-Iran ceasefire hold? What should investors monitor to determine whether it is failing?
- How long will it take for energy flows and shipping to improve significantly? What would cause a relapse?
- Will the disconnect between financial markets and the real economic impact prove lasting or significant?
- How should investors position for the future evolution of commodity markets and commodity-linked assets?
- What other market dynamics will emerge and will Hormuz remain the central global focus?
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Juan discussed:
- What are the consequences of the current oil shock to the global economy?
- How will policy makers respond to this shock?
- What indicators should investors be looking for a resolution?
- What indicators should investors look for to get more positive on equities?
- What are the long term consequences of the war?