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Jun
The next frontier in selective mid-market lending
Distinguished by its lender-friendly structural protections, higher yields and lower competition from public markets, mid-market private credit deals are set to continue playing a significant role in the financing of small and medium-sized enterprises. While the strategy continues to attract strong capital flows, market stress is now most visible in the mid-market, where private credit’s heavy exposure to SaaS is driving more selective deployment.
- As mid-market SaaS borrowers face higher leverage and rising default risks, are structural protections becoming more essential?
- Are the lines between mid-market and large-cap lenders blurring as larger lenders move down-market?
- With European banks aggressively launching dual-track origination models and JV partnerships with private credit funds, how has the competitive landscape for mid-market deals shifted? Is this narrowing the yield premium?
- How are mid-market lenders evolving their documentation and inter-creditor agreements to protect themselves against ‘creditor-on-creditor- violence seen in larger capital structures?
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