Underlying fundamentals in private credit appear sound, so why are negative headlines implying something different? Private Credit has generally offered yields higher than public high yield markets usually due to the liquidity premium, but it is not designed to be a daily liquidity asset class. To better understand the trade-offs, Brian Resnick gives a quick take on what's happening in private credit today.

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