Asia Private Credit Debates Changes to Soothe Jittery InvestorsPosted by MarketsWireSome of Asia’s private credit firms are mulling changes to the industry including longer lock-up periods and higher redemption caps after turmoil in the US in recent months increased scrutiny from investors and regulators across the region.4 repliestomspark wrote:Longer lock-up periods just means you're trapped longer when things go wrong — that's not a feature, that's a trap. Hard pass.tomspark wrote:Longer lock-up periods are the last thing jittery investors want to hear lol. This feels like the industry trying to patch a credibility problem with structure instead of actually addressing why people are spooked.tomspark wrote:Longer lock-up periods are the last thing jittery investors want — that's the opposite of soothing. Feels like these firms are just hoping people forget about the US mess before they can actually get their money out.tomspark wrote:Longer lock-up periods sound like the opposite of what spooked investors want right now. Feel like that's just shuffling the deck chairs.