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the tidal wave of news flow
that culminated in March and April
uh and and redemption requests, it's not
quite as bad as that. It's not market
moving to the same degree each time a
redemption request come out, but make no
mistake about it.
The demand for direct lending products
in the wealth channel, you can almost
not see the line. The inflows, the gross
sales inflows into the funds are
infinitesimal.
>> Okay. So, that that's a big change.
>> Correct. So, money coming in has dried
up. Nobody wants right now to buy that
product.
In terms of raising their hand for
redemptions and saying give me my money
back, it's still definitely there and
it's still in most places, not all, over
the 5% per quarter limit. And so, you're
starting to see an easing. You're not
seeing the same It's the same people
asking for their money. There's not as
many new people asking for money. It's
mostly because the underlying
investments that everybody is so has
such anxiety about, including software,
they're still cash flowing. They still
have margins. They still have growth.
And we're just predicting their demise
someday.
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The video discusses the current state of the direct lending market in the wealth channel, highlighting a significant decline in new capital inflows and ongoing, though easing, redemption requests. Despite market anxiety, the underlying assets, particularly in software, continue to perform well by generating cash flow and maintaining growth.
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