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Carlyle's Jenkins on $5.7B Capital Raise, Credit Market

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December 12, 2024

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Mark Jenkins, Carlyle's head of global credit, discusses Carlyle raising $5.7 billion for its latest flagship credit fund and the outlook for the credit market. Speaking with Sonali Basak on Bloomberg Television, Jenkins sees a "very safe environment" for investing going into 2025.

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