Informed sources: The US Department of the Treasury will hold a series of meetings with domestic and foreign insurance regulators in the coming weeks to discuss recent developments in the private credit market.

Insiders revealed that the U.S. Department of Treasury will hold a series of meetings with domestic and international insurance regulatory agencies in the coming weeks to discuss recent developments in the private credit market. The sources said that Treasury officials will also seek feedback on the consistency of private credit ratings and the issue of private lending institutions using offshore reinsurance. Treasury officials are seeking regulatory agencies' opinions on the increasing leverage at the fund level and the investment liquidity issues in the private credit market. According to insiders, the first meeting between the Treasury Department and regulatory agencies is expected to be announced as soon as Wednesday, and the outcome of this meeting will determine the direction of future regular meetings.