In this episode, we break down private credit investing. What it is, how it works, and why more investors are using it to generate income with less day-to-day volatility.

Chief Investment Officer from Flat Rock, Shiloh Bates, explains how these loans are structured, who borrows the money, and what makes this strategy attractive even in a high-interest-rate market.

They get into real examples, the risks you need to know, and how investors are getting access without being ultra-wealthy. If you’ve heard the term “private credit” and wondered what it actually means, this is the episode for you.

Episode Highlights:

• What is private credit?
• Why investors are paying attention
• How risk is managed
• Interval fund access

Want to learn more about our Guest?

Shiloh Bates
Chief Investment Officer
Flat Rock Global
https://flatrockglobal.com/

Filmed and recorded at Studio on the Avenue/LMC Media
Mamaroneck, NY
https://lmcmedia.org/
Produced and Edited by Vekterly
https://www.vekterly.com/
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