European private credit market gaining ground on the US, Moody’s says
Written by Adam Cadle
04/09/2025
The European private credit market is making advances on the US, according to a latest Moody’s Ratings report.
Regulatory and legal issues have traditionally constrained market growth in Europe, however untapped market potential and deglobalisation will force greater autonomy from the US and drive increased spending.
As the European market grows, it’s likely to face scrutiny over opacity, rising leverage and concentration risk via the dominance of a few alternative asset managers, Moody’s stated.
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