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Private credit has become an important financial alternative to standard bank loans in recent years. What is the reason? We asked Andrew Tan, Head of Asia Pacific Private Debt at Muzinich & Co. He also explains, why private credit might be a good alternative given the current turmoil in commodity markets, inflation and rising interest rates. He further talks about private credit in Asia and to what extent it is changing the corporate credit market in Asia.
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