Goldman Sachs Reports Private Equity Deals Surge 37% YoY Amid AI Trading Boom

At the Bloomberg Global Credit Forum on June 3, Goldman Sachs' leveraged finance bankers reported an exceptionally large pipeline of AI-related transactions and a 37% year-over-year increase in private equity-backed deals. The bank is testing market demand for significant risk transfer trades linked to private credit fund portfolios, while warning that certain transactions executed in 2021 may face challenges. Meanwhile, former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton, now serving as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, is requiring private credit managers seeking to attract mainstream retirement capital to subject their internal valuations to public scrutiny.
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