Chart of the Day — June 12, 2026: Private credit's data gap
The part of private credit regulators can directly see — about $220 billion of bank exposure — is smaller than the part they can&
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The part of private credit regulators can directly see — about $220 billion of bank exposure — is smaller than the part they can&
UAO Daily Video Brief — Friday, June 12, 2026. Three things for the people who allocate long-horizon capital, plus the chart of
When the gatekeeper for Sweden's premium pension system said this week that private credit was "long into the future,
The gatekeeper for Sweden's public pension savers has decided private credit will not get near them — and he said so
March TIC data: governments sold US securities, private money bought $162bn. China at a 17-year low. Central banks bought 244 tonnes of gold. One chart, one take.
UAO Research · May 21, 2026 · Geopolitics, Capital Flows & Currency · Feeds: Capital Flow Watch The March Treasury data carried a quiet structural
Blue Owl and Blackstone funds hit redemption limits, defaults at a record — yet CalPERS, APG and Nest keep buying. Plus: CalPERS retires asset allocation. One chart, one take.
UAO Research · May 20, 2026 · Pensions & Retirement · Feeds: Pension Strategy Watch On July 1, the largest public pension in the United
UAO Research · May 19, 2026 · Sovereign Capital · Feeds: Sovereign Wealth Monitor When the world's largest sovereign fund publicly admits a
NBIM pivots its $2.1T fund toward AI-adjacent sectors, PIF anchors a Saudi ETF, OTPP halves its dollars — and the FSB names private credit's transparency problem.
UAO Research · May 15, 2026 · Stewardship, Governance & Risk · Feeds: The Universal Owner Risk Radar A universal owner cannot diversify away from
The FSB flags private credit; pensions commit $84.8B anyway; Norway stress-tests fragmentation.
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