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Goldman Sachs Invests in Asia Amid AI Lending Concerns

3/5/2026

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James Reynolds, Global Co-Head of Private Credit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, said private credit remains strong with 1%–2% non-payments.
In a Bloomberg interview, he said the firm is investing in Asia and Australia.
Despite US investor withdrawals over AI-related lending concerns, Goldman Sachs is monitoring capital outflows, noting a shift toward diversification beyond the US and Europe.
Reynolds urged adaptation and AI investment to improve services.

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James Reynolds, Global Co-Head of Private Credit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, said private credit remains strong with 1%–2% non-payments.
In a Bloomberg interview, he said the firm is investing in Asia and Australia.
Despite US investor withdrawals over AI-related lending concerns, Goldman Sachs is monitoring capital outflows, noting a shift toward diversification beyond the US and Europe.
Reynolds urged adaptation and AI investment to improve services.