Private Credit: High Yield Returns & Recurring Income w/ Nelson Chu (TIP588)

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Clay is joined by Nelson Chu to do a deep dive on private credit.
Nelson Chu is an experienced serial entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of Percent, the modern credit marketplace. After witnessing the inefficiencies in the private credit markets, Nelson was inspired to transform this industry for the better and founded Percent in 2018.
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IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL LEARN:
0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:38 - Why we may continue to see a decline in the use of the 60/40 portfolio.
0:03:44 - The state of credit markets today.
0:09:44 - How private credit fits into the bigger credit market picture.
0:13:34 - What has led to the massive growth of private credit since the great financial crisis.
0:18:10 - How a typical private credit deal is structured.
0:19:16 - Why companies utilize private credit in their capital structure.
0:21:26 - Current interest rates in a private credit deal.
0:29:30 - Default rates in private credit.
0:34:13 - How Percent is helping satisfy high demand in the private credit market.
0:40:20 - How to get diversified in private credit.
0:47:42 - The most important things to understand prior to investing in private credit.
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[@brianbirnbaum9760]

Not even halfway through yet but still waiting for actionable information for the average investor. Even with six figured in assets, investors struggle with opportunities in fixed income.
So where do we get access? Hoping we get this information or else what’s the point of this video?

[@juwright1949]

this is all the same themes - underlying collateral, higher returns, uncorrelated to markets, diversification through numbers (smaller borrower). Are these the same themes that were presented 2007 and 2008. The underwriting process is questionable, duration of the asset (these borrowers WILL REFINANCE when rates drop). What is the workout process when some of these assets go bad - just completely write off the loan? Yikes!