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By Jonathan Guilford and Neil Unmack
NEW YORK, July 7 (Reuters Breakingviews) - Direct lenders
like Ares or Apollo are displacing banks and investors when
funding buyouts. Breakingviews explains how more flexible and
generous lending terms helped these upstarts grab market share.
As credit markets turn, the $1.2 trln industry’s success could
be its weakness.
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