Private credit discounts arise when investors purchase private debt at a price below its face value, often in secondary markets. This strategy is used by institutional buyers to access higher yields from illiquid loans, benefiting from negotiated terms and distressed opportunities. Borrowers gain flexible capital, while sophisticated investors profit from enhanced risk-adjusted returns.
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