Lotfi Karoui
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Economic and Market Commentary
Daily Pricing Is Not Daily Liquidity
Increasing the frequency of marks does little to improve transparency or accuracy in private credit when prices are not anchored to observable, market-based transactions.
Daily Pricing Is Not Daily Liquidity
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