Rakesh Jain

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327 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 23 Jan

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How I Invest with David Weisburd · E289: The Evolution of Private Credit and What Comes Next · 23 Jan 2026 podcast

Again, we created access points for private wealth, both in the U.S.

as well as internationally, to get access to credit secondaries.

Again, solving some of those same needs around getting alpha, getting, interestingly, access to strategies and assets and other types of portfolios they might not otherwise get access to.

So our market sources opportunities through those two channels.

So we simply look at the market as one where we are trying to buy seasoned performing credit with top tier managers by providing solutions around liquidity to the

The holders of those assets can sometimes be in the form of an LP interest where you're simply transacting on those particular portfolios.

The benefits for us are that you're investing in a set portfolio.

You can't really change the composition of that portfolio or the structure or the terms of it.

So very simply, you're providing a point of view on price and execution to deliver that liquidity.

What's really growing in our part of the market is what we call kind of these GP liquidity solutions, which are often in the form of what we call continuation vehicles.

And what we're really doing there is we're buying liquidity.

a select portfolio that we curate based on our views of credit quality, the attractiveness of pricing, and how it fits in our overall portfolios.

And those assets may be held by one vehicle, one investor, or across many different vehicles.

And we're often partnering with the GPs.

The benefit for us is we can often get very detailed

diligence on each of the underlying assets in a greater way than we otherwise would on the LP side, even though we do underwrite line by line and bottoms up on the LP side as well.

But what we can also do in terms of picking the portfolio is we can also dictate the structure in terms of what the ultimate fees, expenses, recycling, if any, might be on that portfolio, what kind of

Leverage structure might be on it.

And then finally, we can also dictate what the alignment might be on that portfolio, which is really important.

Obviously, as an investor, you want to make sure your GP is aligned on that portfolio and shoulder to shoulder with you with their capital as well.

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