Strategies
Direct lending to companies, typically senior and secured.
The typical shape of this kind of investment over time. An illustration, not a forecast.
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Private credit means lending directly to companies outside the public bond market, usually through funds. Loans are often senior and secured, and many pay floating rates that reset as interest rates change.
Investors are compensated for illiquidity and credit risk with higher income than comparable public bonds. Losses can still occur if borrowers default or collateral falls short.
Typical structure
A senior secured loan to a company, typically first lien on assets, paying a floating or fixed coupon quarterly, with principal repaid at maturity.
Illustrative, to explain the general shape of this asset class. Individual products vary, and each carries its own terms.
This is a summary, not a full list. See the Risk Warning and each product's offering documents.
Shown with an income projection: your capital stays flat while interest is paid on schedule, so income is visible separately from capital value.
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