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The Convergence of Public and Private Credit
Introduction
In an ever-changing investment environment, few other asset classes capture the rapid pace of this evolution better than private credit. Yet it’s the convergence of public and private credit markets that may be transforming the landscape in the most profound way. The blurring lines between public and private credit are reshaping capital markets, offering more choices and changing the way investors put their money to work. But with added complexity, investors need to rethink the playbook for evaluating both opportunities and risks in their credit portfolios.
Source: S&P Global
“The winners and losers in this convergence will be differentiated by how well they can assess credit, legal, regulatory and operational risks—and pair this with a robust technology platform and big data.”
REWRITING THE CREDIT PLAYBOOK
May 1, 2025 | 10:00 AM ET | 15:00 BST
The blurring lines between public and private credit are reshaping capital markets, offering more choices and changing the way investors put their money to work. But with added complexity, investors need to reassess how they are evaluating opportunities and risks in their credit portfolios.
In this live webinar, uncover an expanding opportunity set as the interplay between public and private credit deepens. PGIM experts will discuss:
- Credit strategies for optimizing asset allocations
- The evolution of securitized credit and asset-based finance
- Opportunities across real estate debt
- Private lending’s role in reshaping global credit markets
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