Co-CEO Erik Hirsch recently appeared on Bloomberg's Open Interest to discuss the private credit bubble, current lending dynamics, his outlook on the IPO market and the growing opportunity for retail investors.
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⚠️First Brands BANKRUPTCY shakes credit markets: The collapse WIPED OUT $4 billion in leveraged loans held across ~80 CLOs from Blackstone, and others. The sudden failure is a major warning for the broader credit market and leveraged loan sector.👇 https://lnkd.in/djqSjbfX
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⚠️First Brands BANKRUPTCY shakes credit markets: The collapse WIPED OUT $4 billion in leveraged loans held across ~80 CLOs from Blackstone, and others. The sudden failure is a major warning for the broader credit market and leveraged loan sector.👇 https://lnkd.in/djqSjbfX
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⚠️First Brands BANKRUPTCY shakes credit markets: The collapse WIPED OUT $4 billion in leveraged loans held across ~80 CLOs from Blackstone, and others. The sudden failure is a major warning for the broader credit market and leveraged loan sector.👇 https://lnkd.in/djqSjbfX
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The recent SPY pullback is exposing a critical difference between retail traders and institutional pros. 📊 While retail investors chase dips, hedge funds are quietly adjusting exposure — buying volatility, reducing beta, and reallocating to defensive sectors. ⚙️💼 True professionals don’t predict — they prepare. This is how they hedge through uncertainty and come out stronger. 💪📉 #SPY #StockMarket #Investing #Finance #Hedging #RiskManagement #Options #Macro #WallStreet
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Who topped the Extel All-America 2025 Trading Teams results? In a year defined by uncertainty, Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and Jefferies delivered innovation, liquidity, and resilience across U.S. markets. 🔗 Read the full Extel article here: https://lnkd.in/drhzpuf8
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Wall Street stock markets and trading platforms are increasingly moving toward operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Key market players, including exchanges and fintech companies, are expanding trading hours to accommodate global investors and respond to demands for greater market access. This shift aims to reduce gaps between trading sessions in different time zones, minimize volatility caused by overnight events, and enable more continuous price discovery. The transition is facilitated by advances in electronic trading infrastructure and increased retail investor participation, potentially impacting liquidity and market dynamics around the clock. How do you think this shift will change the way investors approach the market? #StockMarket #TradingTrends
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Interesting discussion on Bloomberg Surveillance with Chris Gorman, CEO of KeyCorp, discussing M&A in the banking sector, Key's growth strategy and view on credit quality.
I enjoyed joining Bloomberg Surveillance yesterday to discuss the banking landscape, credit quality, and the broader economy and labor market. As I mentioned in the conversation, at KeyBank, we are focused on the organic growth opportunity in front of us and our targeted scale strategy. With a disciplined balance sheet and a sharp focus on our seven industry verticals, our 17,000 teammates know where we win, why we win, and how we win. I am looking forward to a closing the year strong and to the new year ahead. Thank you to the Bloomberg team for having me. https://lnkd.in/ez_PuS-d
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One quarter, $10B moved. DLocal’s Q3 set records, but margins slipped on country mix. Shares ~+2% near $15 today. Why that trade‑off matters in emerging‑market payments. $DLO #stocks #fintech #Flash This analysis was put together by Flash: https://lnkd.in/g6ccMH9T
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The shutdown is revealing how private markets adapt when the usual channels of data, exits, and regulation go quiet. The SEC’s limited operations have frozen the IPO window, key data releases are on hold, and liquidity is rerouting through secondary markets and alternative structures. These shifts are highlighting how adaptable private capital can be when traditional signals fade. Read the full breakdown: https://lnkd.in/eJmsFivi
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