Some argue banks will slow the growth of private credit if regulation eases. Do you agree?

Replied byMarc Rowan
CEO & Co-Founder at Apollo Global Management
Niche: Finance, Investment, Technology
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 1990
No. Banks are efficient at short-term lending. But long-term capital like infrastructure, energy transition, and defense will go to insurance companies, pensions, and investors. That’s where private credit shines.
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