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How do I choose a private credit lender?
Ask eight things before a term sheet: check-size fit (is your ask core or a rounding error), close speed, sponsor requirements, hold size vs facility size, covenants, call protection, syndication appetite, and whether you can reach a named originator. This site surfaces range, structure, and speed where the fund publishes them.
Figures from the researched book · updated Oct 27, 2026 · rendered Nov 1, 2026
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