Covenant Venture Capital highlights seniority as key to private credit downside protection

• Covenant Venture Capital published a private markets analysis emphasizing capital structure as a key determinant of investor losses in adverse outcomes.
• Equity holders can lose value before senior debt suffers principal impairment, even when a business retains enterprise value.
• Private credit offers contractual income, but repayment depends on borrower creditworthiness; collateral quality and covenant protections shape downside risk.
• Growth equity and venture capital offer greater upside potential, with returns exposed to business performance, financing conditions and exit timing.
• Portfolio allocations should reflect liquidity needs, risk tolerance and investment horizons rather than treating debt as inherently safe.

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