Widening American-European Dispute Over Private Credit Data

The article discusses the disagreement between American and European regulatory authorities regarding the request for data sharing in the private credit market. Washington opposes expanding disclosure requirements, fearing it would impose bureaucratic burdens, while Europe seeks a more precise understanding of the risks given the market's significant value, estimated at around two trillion dollars, amid concerns that financial risks could transfer to the global financial system.

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