All Private Credit
The private lending explosion
Private credit has gone from non-existent in the 1970s, to a $1.3 trillion market today. But are the risks rising along with yields?
August 13, 2023
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Private credit has gone from non-existent in the 1970s, to a $1.3 trillion market today. But are the risks rising along with yields?
Today, we’ll show why private credit is so valuable to businesses and investors, through the lens of a company called Quiq Capital.
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Mattel is ready to go to war over “Barbie Pink.” But trademarking a color is tougher than you think.
Cities have too much office space and not enough housing. Why not convert all these office buildings into apartments? As it turns out, it’s not that simple.
Today, we’re looking at land loans, specifically through the lens of a company called One Call Capital — a land financing company founded by two Alts community members: Paul Thompson and Brad DeGraw.
It seems like Pickleball is sucking up all the oxygen in the room. But there’s lots of other cool stuff out there gaining traction which you may not have heard of.
Today, we’re looking at another company creating a new market out of thin air. They’re called Hoken, and they let you buy, sell, and trade hotel room reservations.
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Today we’ve got another unique, interesting company for you. We’re drilling into a startup called Diamond Standard.
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