Private credit arbitrage involves borrowing at lower institutional rates to invest in higher-yielding private debt, capturing the spread. Used by hedge funds and asset managers, it profits from market inefficiencies in illiquid loans. Investors benefit through enhanced returns, while companies gain alternative financing, though it carries liquidity and default risks.
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