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Software borrowers’ revenue, EBITDA remained strong in Q1 – Lincoln analysis

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By Abby Latour 
| PitchBook
Software businesses are suffering from lower valuation multiples on expectations of AI-related disruption, but revenue and EBITDA growth of these companies remains strong, Lincoln International said today. In addition, a jump in defaults may chip away at returns on some private credit funds, but does not indicate “widespread erosion of returns for the asset class,” according to an analysis by Lincoln’s Valuations & Opinions Group.
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Software borrowers' revenue, EBITDA remained strong in Q1 - Lincoln analysis

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By Abby Latour 
| Yahoo Finance
Software businesses are suffering from lower valuation multiples on expectations of AI-related disruption, but revenue and EBITDA growth of these companies remains strong, Lincoln International said today. In addition, a jump in defaults may chip away at returns on some private credit funds, but does not indicate “widespread erosion of returns for the asset class,” according to an analysis by Lincoln’s Valuations & Opinions Group.
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All eyes in private credit on loans struck when the market was stronger – Milken panel

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By Abby Latour 
| PitchBook
Attention in private credit is on loans that mature in the next three to five years, with more defaults inevitable, according to a panel at the Milken Institute Global Conference entitled “Private Credit in the Institutional Portfolio.” Weakness in the private credit market remains difficult to detect, but can be seen through amendments, maturity extensions and increased PIK (payment-in-kind) interest, attendees of the panel heard.
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