Goldman Sachs, a major US financial institution, has executed approximately ¥300 billion in loans in Japan, against a backdrop of expanding M&A and capital investment by Japanese companies. Higher interest rates and reduced bank lending capacity are seen as creating an opportunity.
Goldman Sachs has executed ¥300 billion in loans in Japan. The transactions are said to have been driven by increased M&A activity and expanded capital investment by Japanese companies.
The article takes the view that the private credit market, or non-bank lending market, has significant room for growth. Higher interest rates and reduced lending capacity at banks are regarded as opportunities in the market.