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No one in private credit wants to discover the clearing price.
Managers publish daily marks expressly labeled 'not a market-clearing price' to preempt discount bidders, while gated investors reject 26%-discount tender offers and queue at par — leaving valuations settled by behavior rather than transactions.
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Private Credit's Quiet Move Into Corporate America
Apollo Extends Daily Pricing to Its Entire $850 Billion Credit Business — Asset-Level Marks From October 30 Even the transparency endgame publishes manager marks designed to preempt discount bidders, not transactions that would test the NAV.
Private Credit's Quiet Move Into Corporate America
Activist Hedge Funds and Gadflies Target Private Credit with Deep-Discount Tender Offers Gated investors refused 26% discounts and queued at par, declining the only discounted price on offer.