The Percent Pulse: Q1 2026 Investor Update & 2025 Year in Review

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January 29, 2026

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Missed the live session? Watch the full replay of our Q1 2026 Investor Update. Join Percent’s leadership team as they break down a pivotal year for the platform and the private credit industry.

In 2025, Percent facilitated over $500 million in issuance volume, despite a challenging macro environment. In this session, we pull back the curtain on the data behind these numbers, provide a live demo of our new Secondary Market trading capabilities, and share a candid look at our underwriting standards and workout scenarios.

For a detailed breakdown of these figures, you can also read our written 2025 Year in Review.

What We Covered:

• 2025 Marketplace Performance: A deep dive into our $350M+ year-end AUM, net returns after losses, and a transparent review of our default and recovery rates.
• The Launch of Secondary Markets: A walkthrough of our new functionality allowing investors to buy and sell eligible securities, creating potential liquidity in private credit. Read the announcement.
• Underwriting & Risk Management: An inside look at how we are shifting heavily toward asset-based deals to secure downside protection and the measures we take to prevent fraud, such as double-pledging.
• 2026 Outlook: Why we believe "selectivity" and "bifurcation" will define the year ahead, and how we are positioning the platform to capitalize on the lower middle market.

Featured Resources:

2026 Private Credit Outlook Dive deeper into the macro trends shaping the year ahead. Discover why we believe specialists will win over generalists and where we see the most opportunity in asset-based deals. Download the Report (PDF)

Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs) Prefer a hands-off approach? We discussed how managed accounts offer a custom portfolio built to your risk and return profile. Explore Managed Accounts

The Life of a Deal Learn more about how a deal makes it to Percent’s marketplace in our deep dive. Read the report