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US banks have accumulated $300 billion in exposure to private credit providers as of June 2025, with private credit lending comprising 10.4% of total NDFI lending—a significant shift from 3.6% a decade ago. Moody's warns that while banks are diversifying income through alternative asset managers, asset quality challenges may emerge, as illustrated by recent NDFI bankruptcies like Tricolor Holdings.
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Wells Fargo
Bank of America
PNC
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JPMorgan Chase
Moody's Investors Service
Tricolor Holdings
First Brands
Morgan Stanley
Thoma Bravo