Direct Lenders Control Nearly 150 European Companies
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- •Nearly 150 European companies are now controlled by direct lenders.
- •Direct lenders are non-bank entities providing loans directly to companies.
- •This trend reflects a rise in alternative lending outside traditional banks in Europe.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If direct lenders increase their control over more European companies then corporate governance in Europe could shift towards lender-driven decision making, impacting company strategies and possibly affecting employees and shareholders.
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