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Private credit funds sacrifice fees to extend capital flow Private credit funds are leaving no stone unturned to ensure that capital keeps flowing into what is currently the fastest-growing market on Wall Street. Towards this end, some funds are even letting go of a larger chunk of their fees, says a news report. Concessions in management fees offered by a few of these funds indicate that investors are now keen to partake in the large profits that PE funds have garnered since the central banks began hiking their benchmark rates to curb inflation two years ago. Private debt funds around the world raised $190 billion during 2023, which was their lowest since 2018 and these measures appear to be tuned towards making the most of the robust market sentiments before the Fed Rate cuts get underway, expectedly in June.
