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Why Marathon's Richards Is Worried About Direct Lending

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15%: Marathon Asset Management Chair and CEO Bruce Richards warns that default rates in software direct lending could rise to 15%, and says he expects a correction in direct lending. He identifies software as the area with the biggest problems, signaling elevated credit losses and increased downside risk for private-credit funds and lenders with tech exposure.

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15%: Marathon Asset Management Chair and CEO Bruce Richards warns that default rates in software direct lending could rise to 15%, and says he expects a correction in direct lending. He identifies software as the area with the biggest problems, signaling elevated credit losses and increased downside risk for private-credit funds and lenders with tech exposure.

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