Matt Wirz is a Credit Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics within finance, including markets, private equity, and personal finance, while also exploring emerging areas like FinTech and psychedelics. His insights and analysis have been featured in Financial News, Yahoo Finance, and LiveMint.
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Matt Wirz's coverage primarily focuses on finance, particularly investment analysis with a significant emphasis on the U.S. market. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives or insights related to the U.S. economy, credit markets, and developments within Wall Street and banking.
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As private-equity-owned companies default, lenders are resorting to measures that seem extreme.
By: Matt Wirz, Kelly Crow, Ben Foldy
The auction house, owned by highly leveraged billionaire Patrick Drahi, is pushing off payments, awaiting a financial lifeline from an Abu Dhabi fund.
By: Matt Wirz, Kelly Crow, Ben Foldy
The auction house, owned by highly leveraged billionaire Patrick Drahi, is pushing off payments, awaiting a financial lifeline from an Abu Dhabi fund.
Investing titans are jostling to launch funds made up of hard-to-trade private loans.
Investing titans are jostling to launch funds made up of hard-to-trade private loans.
By: Matt Wirz
Goldman Sachs sold $475 million of a first-of-its kind deal with public asset-backed securitization bonds backed by ‘capital-call’ loans.
Goldman Sachs sold $475 million of a first-of-its-kind deal with public asset-backed securitization bonds backed by ‘capital-call' loans.
Goldman Sachs this month sold $475 million of public asset-backed securitization, or ABS, bonds backed by loans the bank makes to fund managers. The deal is a lucrative byproduct of the bank’s push into loans to investment firms, such as these so-called capital-call lines. But some skeptics see para
By: Matt Wirz, Vicky Ge Huang
Investors are snapping up bonds tied to car loans, betting that a strong U.S. economy will keep rising delinquency rates in check.
And they’re off! BondBloxx and Virtus Investment Partners have launched the first exchange-traded funds offering mom-and-pop investors access to the booming, $2 trillion world of private credit
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