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Global Private Credit Surges to $3.5 Trillion in 2024

12/10/2025

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In 2024, global private credit assets reached $3.5 trillion, with $592.8 billion deployed, a 78% year-over-year increase.
The Alternative Credit Council (ACC) reports the United States holds 65% of assets.
Europe expands rapidly due to investments in energy and infrastructure.
Institutional investors supplied 76% of capital, and retail participation rose to 24%.
Despite economic uncertainties, core credit metrics remained stable, and the outlook is positive as interest rates fall.

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Story summary

In 2024, global private credit assets reached $3.5 trillion, with $592.8 billion deployed, a 78% year-over-year increase.
The Alternative Credit Council (ACC) reports the United States holds 65% of assets.
Europe expands rapidly due to investments in energy and infrastructure.
Institutional investors supplied 76% of capital, and retail participation rose to 24%.
Despite economic uncertainties, core credit metrics remained stable, and the outlook is positive as interest rates fall.