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#Financial Stability Board
BoE's Breeden says agentic AI may need new guardrails
Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said increasingly autonomous AI systems in payments and trading may need bespoke rules because existing financial frameworks were not built for agents that can act without a human in the loop.
Apollo’s gate exposes evergreen private-credit liquidity risk
Apollo private credit investors sought to redeem about 17 per cent of a flagship fund, forcing a 5 per cent cap and exposing evergreen liquidity risk.
Korea private credit review tracks $37bn offshore
Korea private credit review tracks $37 billion of offshore exposure, showing how insurers, pensions and retail funds have become a supervisory problem.
The year of the bank is really a story about control
Banks vs private credit is becoming a 2026 market-structure trade as deal fees rebound, regulators push disclosure and lenders regain leverage.
UK FCA weighs quarterly disclosures for private-credit firms
Quarterly reporting would give the FCA a steadier read on debt loads, valuation marks and concentration risk across the private-credit market.
Buyout debt pre-sales spread as banks cut hung-loan risk
Buyout debt pre-sales are becoming a standard way for banks to lock in demand, protect fees and limit hung-loan risk in choppier credit markets.
Private credit BDC discounts signal deepest stress since Covid
Private credit BDC discounts have hit their widest levels since Covid, giving retail investors a tougher read on valuation and liquidity risk than loan marks.
