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The credit secondaries data is eye-opening, jumping from $6B to $11B in a single year shows this isn't just growth its acceleration. What jumped out is GP-led deals taking more share, feels like managers are getting more comfortable using continuation vehicles for credit portfolios same way they did with PE. The $18B forecast for 2025 seems ambitious but given the appetite from allocaters looking for liquidity solutions, it tracks. Also intresting how state-controlled investors now own a quarter of private credit, thats a major validation signal for the asset class going mainstream.

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