Private Credit Funds

 Private credit investments typically offer higher yields compared to traditional fixed-income investments, such as bonds, due to the illiquid nature of the asset class and the higher risks associated with lending to private companies. 

  Private credit is a non-correlated asset class, meaning it tends to move independently of traditional financial markets. This can provide valuable diversification to a broader investment portfolio, reducing overall risk. 

 With a focus on secured lending (e.g., senior secured loans), private credit investments can offer a higher degree of capital preservation compared to unsecured debt investments. This is because lenders typically have priority claims on the borrower’s assets in case of default.