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High-yield private-credit deals appear to be waning in India

The Economic Times, citing Houlihan Lokey, reports 67% of India's first-half 2026 private-credit deal volume was priced below 18%.

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The Economic Times reports that high-yield private-credit deals in India appear to be waning. Citing Houlihan Lokey, it says 67% of deal volume in the first half of 2026 was priced below 18%, versus 80% priced above 18% in 2023. Banks gained permission to finance acquisitions in July 2026, while looser external commercial borrowing rules expanded financing options in February. Houlihan Lokey expects private credit to retain a role in complex, tailored transactions.

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Economic Times@EconomicTimesPrivate credit loses edge as new funding options open up for companies https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/banking/finance/private-credit-loses-edge-as-new-funding-options-open-up-for-companies/articleshow/134749421.cms29m
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