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HSBC halts lending to riskier private credit clients.

HSBC has stopped lending to riskier private credit clients. The decision follows high-profile bankruptcies that raised concerns about underwriting standards in the sector. Banks are reducing their exposure to private credit risks.

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The FT frames the pullback as a strategic decision by HSBC, while Reuters attributes the move to high-profile bankruptcies that cast doubt on underwriting standards.
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RReutersCENTER3d ago

“HSBC halts some private credit lending, FT reports”

FTFinancial TimesRIGHT-CENTER3d ago

“HSBC pulls back from riskier private credit lending”

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