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5 takeaways from SuperReturn’s private credit takeover

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5 takeaways from SuperReturn’s private credit takeover

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  1. Peter Benson
4 min read

Private equity is falling out of favor, and private credit is the new golden child. 

Where does this leave SuperReturn as one of the flagship conferences of the private equity industry? If this year’s iteration of the conference’s New York City edition is anything to go by, the event is reflecting the market’s pivot from equity to credit. 

This year’s agenda (see it here) reflected a broadening focus, from private equity to the more expansive ‘private capital’ industry. Private credit took center stage, with dedicated panels and keynote addresses featuring the industry’s biggest names.

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