Morgan Stanley's asset management division has announced plans to double its private credit portfolio to $50 billion in the medium term, as reported by Reuters. This expansion reflects the company's strategy to capitalize on the growing demand for private credit by gathering funds from large investors to loan out to companies. The firm's commitment to this goal is underscored by the recent listing of the Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund (NYSE: $MSDL) on the New York Stock Exchange.
Morgan Stanley plans to double private credit portfolio to $50 bln, via @tbautzer @saeedhas @Reuters https://t.co/dnlEEdvSty
EXCLUSIVE: Morgan Stanley's asset management division aims to double its private credit portfolio to $50 billion in the medium term as it gathers funds from large investors to loan out to companies. By @tbautzer and @saeedhas https://t.co/bNq1iiNG1O
Exclusive: Morgan Stanley plans to double private credit portfolio to $50 bln https://t.co/cpufy7hHRU https://t.co/gWU8qZcAj3
⚠️ EXCLUSIVE-MORGAN STANLEY PLANS TO DOUBLE PRIVATE CREDIT PORTFOLIO TO $50 BILLION (Reuters) Morgan Stanley's asset management division aims to double its private credit portfolio to $50 billion in the medium term as it gathers funds from large investors to loan out to… https://t.co/6FuDZ1WG5i
Congrats to @MorganStanley Investment Management on the listing Morgan Stanley Direct Lending Fund (NYSE: $MSDL)! https://t.co/nrUz9cEAOR