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9Questions — Jennifer Daly, King & Spalding — Private credit meets special situations meets Broadway

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9Questions — Jennifer Daly, King & Spalding — Private credit meets special situations meets Broadway

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9Questions is our Q&A series featuring key decision-makers in the corporate credit markets — get in touch if you know who we should be talking to!

At a glance, private credit and special situations might sound like two different arenas. But to Jennifer Daly, a partner at law firm King & Spalding and head of the firm’s private credit and special situations group, the two go hand-in-hand.

We sat down with Daly to hear more about trends she’s seeing across her practice, the different playbooks banks and private credit firms can draw from in restructuring, and the potential for creditor-on-creditor violence in private credit. We also got to hear about her side gig in musical theater.

This interview has been edited for clarity and length.

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