Wealth Management Invest · 2026-05-18 · 34 min
In this episode of the Wealth Management Invest podcast, host David Bodamer sits down with Chris Acito, CEO and founder of Gapstow Capital Partners, to examine the growing attention around private credit and the forces shaping its current outlook. Chris explains how the expansion of retail investor access has changed the structure of the market, particularly through interval funds and non-traded BDCs, and why recent redemption activity is bringing renewed focus to liquidity design. Chris also breaks down the distinction between liquidity concerns and underlying credit quality, offering context around default expectations and sector-specific pressures such as recent volatility in software lending. In addition, he discusses the valuation gap between listed and non-listed vehicles, what it may signal about investor sentiment, and the key indicators advisors should monitor as the market adjusts over the coming quarters.
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