New York and Dallas Feds Launch Pilot Survey on Private Credit Direct Lending Market
The Federal Reserve Banks of New York and Dallas have initiated a pilot survey to monitor trends within the U.S. private credit direct lending market. This move comes as significant investment inflows continue to shift lending activity away from traditional banking systems toward non-bank financial intermediaries. The initiative aims to provide regulators with better visibility into the rapidly expanding private credit sector, which operates outside of conventional oversight. By gathering data on direct lending trends, the Federal Reserve seeks to understand potential systemic risks and the evolving landscape of credit availability in the broader economy.
Topics: Direct Lending Federal Reserve Lending Trends Private Credit