BNP Paribas Wealth Management boss says private debt is ‘money for old rope’

June 25 (Reuters) – The surge in investment in private debt is “more money for old rope, BNP Paribas Wealth Management global chief investment officer Edmund Shing said on Tuesday.

Shing said private assets were an essential for clients with large enough portfolios that could lock up their capital over a longer time frame, but were “not for everybody.”

“Everyone is look at selling these funds as if it were something new,” he told the audience at a conference in Monaco.