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Benjamin Capital Group

Investment Funds for
Tomorrow’s Economy

Investment Funds for Tomorrow’s Economy

Investment Funds for Tomorrow’s Economy

Podcast

The $2 Trillion Private Credit Risk Hiding in Plain Sight

In this discussion, Joe Bettag of Benjamin Capital Group sits down with Rod Dubitsky and Rebel Cole to examine growing stress across private credit, commercial real estate, banks, BDCs, and insurance companies. They explore why some troubled commercial real estate loans may not yet be showing up clearly in reported losses, how “delay and pray” loan modifications can postpone recognition of financial stress, and why refinancing could become increasingly difficult for assets financed when interest rates were much lower.

Why Banks Sell Mortgage Loans at Massive Discounts: Distressed Credit Explained

Why would a bank sell a mortgage loan at a significant discount instead of holding it? In this Benjamin Capital Group webinar, Joe Bettag is joined by Todd Billings and Thomas McCarthy to explore the distressed mortgage market from what happens when a loan goes into default to how banks price distressed portfolios and how experienced investors evaluate the risks and potential opportunities.

Private Credit, Distressed Debt and What May Be Coming Next

What happens when private credit faces increasing pressure? In this conversation, Joe Bettag of Benjamin Capital joins Bill Bymel on the Debt Doctor Podcast to discuss the changing distressed debt landscape, private credit risk and where potential opportunities may emerge.

Why Private Credit Could Be the Next Big Crisis

Many investors may be focusing on the wrong risks. In this conversation with Melody Wright and Jeff Snider, we explore rising treasury yields, growing pressure in private credit, and the possibility of a hidden “grey rhino” risk. This could be just the beginning of a larger credit issue ahead.

hat’s Really Happening in Real Estate? Jeff Snider & Joe Bettag, Analyze The Credit Cycle.

Joe Bettag and Jeff Snider discuss how rising rates and tightening credit are impacting real estate. They explain how credit markets signal stress early and why distressed opportunities are beginning to emerge.