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Private Credit Funds Have Extended $560 Billion in Loans to U.S. Companies Since 2023, MFA Report Finds

The Managed Funds Association reported that private credit origination reached $238.7 billion in 2025, up from $157.6 billion in 2024. The group linked the financing to more than 6.5 million jobs.

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U.S. companies over the past three years, according to a report released by the Managed Funds Association. 7 billion in 2025.

5 million jobs. Private-market lenders have become a larger source of business funding as banks reduce exposure to higher-risk loans, the MFA report notes. Benzinga reported the findings from the MFA analysis.

The MFA also estimated the scale of private credit activity across multiple years in its latest assessment of the sector.

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