Credit Brief: $50 Billion Loan Problem; What Maturity Wall?

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• Wall Street banks, sitting on an estimated $50 billion of buyout loans they need to sell to investors, are testing the waters to see if they can start offloading the debt
• JPMorgan Asset Management’s Strategic Income Opportunities Fund slashed its risk taking, giving it dry powder for when corporate bonds are a bargain again
• The junk bond maturity wall isn’t much of a wall at all, a bright spot for the debt

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