HeyJaredIn Conversation with Julie Segal
In Conversation with Julie Segal is a dialogue with the people who have shaped and continue to influence the world of institutional investors. The podcast will feature both familiar names talking about new ideas and upstarts who want to do things differently.
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It’s Not Just Public Versus Private Credit Anymore (opens the original)
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In this episode, Julie Segal speaks with Matt Harvey, head of direct lending at PGIM Private Capital, about how he evaluates opportunities as more companies tap both public and private credit markets for financing. The episode is a follow on to my podcast of July 17th, “AI’s Debt Boom Is Giving Credit Investors Rare Leverage. PGIM’s Greg Peters Says They Should Use It.” Harvey explains why he views illiquidity as a hurdle rate rather than simply a premium, why PGIM integrated its private and pub
AI’s Debt Boom Is Giving Credit Investors Rare Leverage. PGIM’s Greg Peters Says They Should Use It. (opens the original)
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AI is fueling the largest borrowing boom in at least a generation. But Greg Peters argues that focusing on AI alone misses the bigger story playing out across credit markets. In this conversation, the co-chief investment officer of PGIM Fixed Income explains why PGIM is pursuing some AI-related financings while walking away from many others, why he believes we're entering a true credit-picker's market after years of the opposite, and what lessons he learned from the tech bubble in the late 1990s
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