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The Virtus Private Credit Strategy (VPC-N) provides investors with exposure to private credit and private equity managers, primarily focused on generating income. While experts acknowledge the appeal of investing in private markets due to the potential for income generation, they caution that the inherent credit risks remain. One key point raised is the challenge of balancing the illiquidity premium typically found in private markets with the liquidity offered by public markets; attempting to maintain this liquidity often undermines the investment's intended benefits. Experts express a mixed sentiment; while they recognize the potential advantages and recommend it for long-term investors, they also highlight the necessity of a diversified approach to private markets. Overall, despite some favorable views, there are significant caveats regarding the actual efficacy of the strategy in delivering the expected returns.
Virtus Private Credit Strategy is a American stock, trading under the symbol VPC-N on the NYSE Arca (VPC). It is usually referred to as AMEX:VPC or VPC-N
In the last year, 1 stock analyst published opinions about VPC-N. 0 analysts recommended to BUY the stock. 1 analyst recommended to SELL the stock. The latest stock analyst recommendation is . Read the latest stock experts' ratings for Virtus Private Credit Strategy.
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On 2025-07-03, Virtus Private Credit Strategy (VPC-N) stock closed at a price of $20.685.
Exposure to private credit managers and private equity managers. Focus is on income generation. Credit risks are still there, but the public market volatility risks associated with interest rates are not. Likes them, but you need a diversified approach to private markets.
Bottom line is it doesn't work. You can't earn the illiquidity premium you're earning in the private markets, yet still have the liquidity of public markets if you want to sell and get your money back the next day.