According to the Financial Times, citing sources familiar with the matter, JPMorgan Chase has notified several private credit firms that it is downgrading the valuations of certain loans in their portfolios, which serve as collateral for financing these funds obtain from JPMorgan Chase. This move will limit the amount JPMorgan Chase can lend in the future against such loans as collateral, primarily involving loans to software companies. Currently, JPMorgan Chase has tightened its lending policies toward private credit firms but declined to comment on the matter.
