Jamie Dimon: 'There could be hell to pay' in private credit as retail investors join in

Problems could emerge in the asset class

Valeria Martinez
clock • 2 min read

JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon has warned “there could be hell to pay” in private credit as problems start to emerge in the $1.7trn industry, particularly as retail investors gain access to the flourishing asset class.

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