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Banks and private credit must now converge into shared co-origination pipelines.

Instead of a winner-take-all battle, the lending landscape is converging as bank syndicated markets revive and global banks establish major co-origination alliances with direct lenders.

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Private Credit's Quiet Move Into Corporate America
Palmer Square Races Blackstone to the First US Hybrid CLO as the Private Credit–BSL Blend Nears Its Price Test

Blackstone's hybrid CLO prices private credit assets off the public syndicated market, dissolving the boundary between the two lending systems.

Private Credit's Quiet Move Into Corporate America
Citi and BlackRock/HPS Launch $17.5 Billion Private Credit Program

A $17.5 billion program built on bank origination married to private-credit balance sheet is the co-origination convergence in structural form.

Private Credit's Quiet Move Into Corporate America
The New-Money Side of the Pendulum: Blackstone Leads $1B Private Credit Financing for Leidos–Analogic Business Combination

This highlights the market convergence where banks and private credit platforms merge into shared, co-originated financing structures.