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A Pioneer in Private Credit Warns the Industry Is Ruining Its Golden Era

Sixth Street’s Alan Waxman says his publicly traded rivals are turning private credit into a commoditized business—and he isn’t following suit

Waxman, at his San Francisco office, runs one of the last big stand-alone private-credit specialists.

Private credit is in a golden age. The biggest firms are marching further into bank territory, raking in money from insurance companies and individual investors and setting their sights on the trillions of dollars in U.S. retirement accounts.

But one of its pioneers thinks the industry is losing track of what made it great. 

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