Why Jamie Dimon’s Doubts on the Credit Market Are Well Founded
March 1, 2026
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as posted by the channelCorporate bonds are exposed to abrupt downside as liquidity providers are increasingly replaced by liquidity takers, with banks and brokers reducing their footprint in the market.
Exchange-traded funds have rapidly increased their holdings of corporate bonds, now holding about 25%, or $250 billion, more than US banks, and their holdings engulf dealers' holdings by about 25 times.
A potential selloff in corporate debt could morph into a rout, with few price makers to stabilize any decline, due to catalysts such as problems in the private credit market and rising single-stock volatility.
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