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(Bloomberg) -- Banks are capitalizing on lower interest rates to claw back corporate debt deals from private credit funds, staging a major comeback after losing market share in recent years.
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>>> Read more: Banks Reclaim $30 Billion of Debt Deals From Private Credit
Most Read from Bloomberg
The Corner Store Comeback A Housing Crisis Brews in Rwandaâs Capital City Gang Violence Is Moving to the Amazonâs Fast-Growing Cities A 7,000-Year-Old City Emerges as a Haven from Dubaiâs Sky-High Rents Roofs of Mexico Cityâs Massive Food Market Will Power Publi...
>>> Read more: Banks Reclaim $30 Billion of Debt Deals From Private Credit
