Pace of improvement in credit quality slowing down – KBRA
KBRA’s second-quarter Private Credit Middle Market Compendium found evidence of mounting pressure building across the market, with median revenue and EBITDA compound annual growth rates declining to 12% and 24% respectively, from 13% and 27% in Q1
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