Goldman Sachs concerns about private credit, including underwriting quality or AI-hit software exposure, show that the credit cycle has not been repealed

Goldman Sachs has expressed concerns regarding the quality of underwriting in the private credit market and potential vulnerabilities from AI-related software impacts.

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Goldman Sachs concerns about private credit, including underwriting quality or AI-hit software exposure, show that the credit cycle has not been repealed

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This commentary underscores that the credit cycle remains in effect, suggesting vigilance is required as investor sentiment could be affected by underlying credit health and related risks.

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