<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Private Credit Tech</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/</link><description>The guide to AI use cases in private credit</description><item><title>Why private credit is a graph problem</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/why-private-credit-is-a-graph-problem/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/why-private-credit-is-a-graph-problem/</guid><description>Private credit exposure lives in the links between borrowers, sponsors, lenders, facilities, guarantors and holders, not in any single row. Here is why spreadsheets break and what a graph model fixes.</description></item><item><title>We built a cross-lender borrower graph from 5,867 BDC holdings</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/cross-lender-borrower-graph-bdc-holdings/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/cross-lender-borrower-graph-bdc-holdings/</guid><description>Using SEC schedule-of-investments data for seven reconciled BDCs at 6/30/2026, we built a small networkx graph of BDCs and borrowers. After filtering, 208 of 2,034 approximately matched borrowers are held by two or more of the seven.</description></item><item><title>Knowledge graphs + LLM agents (GraphRAG) for credit agreements</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/knowledge-graphs-llm-agents-credit-agreements/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/knowledge-graphs-llm-agents-credit-agreements/</guid><description>Credit agreements are networks of defined terms, cross-references and baskets. Representing them as a graph gives LLM agents a better way to answer questions like &#x27;can this borrower move assets to an unrestricted sub?&#x27; than chunk-based retrieval alone.</description></item><item><title>Graph use cases by sector: CLOs, secondaries, sponsors, fund finance and SRT</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/graph-use-cases-by-sector/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/graph-use-cases-by-sector/</guid><description>Five concrete graph patterns for credit teams: CLO look-through overlap, secondaries portfolio overlap, sponsor-network contagion, LP concentration in fund finance, and SRT reference pool analysis. Each covers what the nodes and edges are, the query, and where the data comes from.</description></item><item><title>Build vs buy: graph tools for credit teams</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/build-vs-buy-graph-tools-credit-teams/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/articles/build-vs-buy-graph-tools-credit-teams/</guid><description>A neutral, sourced overview of graph databases (Neo4j, Kuzu and its forks, Memgraph, TigerGraph, Amazon Neptune) and entity-resolution data sources for private credit teams, with the questions to ask before you build or buy. No rankings.</description></item><item><title>CarbonAI raises $12m, led by Cowboy Ventures, for AI agents in commercial real estate lending</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/carbonai-12m-cre-lending-agents/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/carbonai-12m-cre-lending-agents/</guid><description>Agent tooling is moving into CRE debt underwriting and surveillance, where rent-roll extraction is the bottleneck.</description></item><item><title>CredCore launches Credit Agents: legal, structural and financial agents that answer cross-discipline questions on a firm&#x27;s own deal files</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/credcore-credit-agents-launch/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/credcore-credit-agents-launch/</guid><description>Questions like LME or priming capacity need several specialists; vendors now pitch multi-agent orchestration with clause-level citations for that work.</description></item><item><title>New York Private Capital Summit (CapLink) puts AI and data due diligence on the agenda</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/nyc-private-capital-summit/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/nyc-private-capital-summit/</guid><description>Vendors are pitching credit agents on stages through early November. Ask each for a live traceback demo on a document you choose, not a slide.</description></item><item><title>Hebbia plugs Octus credit data in through the Octus MCP Connector</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/hebbia-octus/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/hebbia-octus/</guid><description>Covenant benchmarking against comps is moving from a separate terminal into the same agent that reads your credit agreement. Second Octus integration in a month (Rogo, 21 Sep).</description></item><item><title>Google releases Gemini 4 Argon, ranked #1 on the Vals Index for finance, legal and tax work</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/gemini-4-argon/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/gemini-4-argon/</guid><description>A 1M-token window fits a credit agreement plus amendments in one pass. Re-run your covenant-extraction test set before switching; benchmark rank is not your eval.</description></item><item><title>LSEG confirms talks to buy credit-data firm Octus from Permira, reported at about $3.5bn; no agreement yet</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/lseg-octus-talks/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/lseg-octus-talks/</guid><description>Octus data sits behind several AI tools credit teams use (Hebbia, Rogo, Harvey, Perplexity). A change of owner could change access terms.</description></item><item><title>Crediflow AI launches Flow Credit Memo, which drafts credit papers into a lender&#x27;s own Word template</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/crediflow-flow-credit-memo/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/crediflow-flow-credit-memo/</guid><description>The memo-formatting step, not only the analysis, is a recurring analyst time sink; template-faithful drafting is becoming a product category.</description></item><item><title>Anthropic ships Claude Haiku 5.5: about 75% cheaper on average than Haiku 4.5</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/claude-haiku-5-5/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/claude-haiku-5-5/</guid><description>The economics of &#x27;read every amendment in the book every night&#x27; just changed. Cheap sub-agents for extraction, a bigger model for judgment.</description></item><item><title>Allvue adds agentic and MCP capabilities so firms can connect their own AI tools to Allvue data and workflows</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/allvue-access-2026-agentic-mcp/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/allvue-access-2026-agentic-mcp/</guid><description>System-of-record vendors are opening up to outside agents. Ask how permissions and audit trails carry through.</description></item><item><title>Versana launches digital amendment voting with J.P. Morgan, Morgan Stanley and BofA</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/versana-loan-voting/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/versana-loan-voting/</guid><description>Amendment requests arrive faster and in structured form. Your side still has to read what you&#x27;re voting on, overnight.</description></item><item><title>Moody&#x27;s details EDF-X Private Credit Model, powered by Allvue data, scoring &#x27;soft&#x27; credit events</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/moodys-edfx-private-credit/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/moodys-edfx-private-credit/</guid><description>Soft events are becoming a scored, standard metric. Internal ratings that only move on default risk will look stale next to it.</description></item><item><title>Bloomberg completes its acquisition of Canoe Intelligence, the AI private-markets data platform</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/bloomberg-completes-canoe/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/bloomberg-completes-canoe/</guid><description>Fund document data (capital calls, statements) is moving into the same terminal stack credit teams already use.</description></item><item><title>Golub Capital invests $5m in F2 and will deploy its agents across investment workflows</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/golub-f2/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/golub-f2/</guid><description>A $90bn+ lender is betting on model-agnostic agents built around its own memos and data. Expect peers to be asked &#x27;what&#x27;s your AI plan&#x27; at the next LP meeting.</description></item><item><title>S&amp;P Global makes RatingsXpress credit ratings available to MCP-enabled AI tools through its AI Data Portal</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/sp-ratings-ai-data-portal/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/sp-ratings-ai-data-portal/</guid><description>Rating data an agent can pull directly makes rating-mapping and private-rating checks easier to automate. The underlying licence terms still apply.</description></item><item><title>dv01 adds AI agents to DealStudio and Credit Facility Management, plus MCP access for client-built agents</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/dv01-agentic-infrastructure/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/dv01-agentic-infrastructure/</guid><description>Borrowing base drafting from the credit agreement is exactly the ABF check on this site&#x27;s card. Keep a person signing off each report.</description></item><item><title>73 Strings acquires Callisto, a Paris AI firm that automates private-markets diligence and DDQ work</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/73strings-acquires-callisto/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/73strings-acquires-callisto/</guid><description>Valuation and monitoring vendors are opening their data to agents. That matters for valuation evidence packs now that the SEC is focused on marks.</description></item><item><title>Rogo adds Octus credit intelligence as a source inside Rogo agents</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/rogo-octus/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/rogo-octus/</guid><description>Licensed credit data is becoming a plug-in to agents rather than a destination. Check what your current licences already allow.</description></item><item><title>Lumonic 12.0 adds agent-driven extraction from borrower reporting packs, with human approval</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/lumonic-12/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/lumonic-12/</guid><description>The monthly-pack-to-covenant-test loop is the monitoring workflow vendors are now productising. Ask for the traceback demo, not the slide.</description></item><item><title>Octus connects its credit intelligence to Harvey&#x27;s legal agents through its MCP Connector</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/octus-harvey-connector/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/octus-harvey-connector/</guid><description>Covenant and docket data inside lawyers&#x27; agents changes how documentation and restructuring work gets checked on the lender side too.</description></item><item><title>Octus credit data and analysis now available inside Perplexity through a connector</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/news/octus-perplexity-connector/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/news/octus-perplexity-connector/</guid><description>Proprietary credit data is reaching general-purpose agents. Check what your licence allows before an agent pulls it into deal work.</description></item><item><title>Every loan a BDC marks below 90 cents, ranked and linked to the filing</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/bdc-underwater-loans/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/bdc-underwater-loans/</guid><description>An LP analyst covering seven large BDCs wants the list of holdings marked below 90% of cost from the June 30, 2026 filings.</description></item><item><title>Covenants, baskets and add-backs out of a 200-page credit agreement, every line cited to a section</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/covenant-extraction/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/covenant-extraction/</guid><description>An associate on a new deal needs the covenant package, EBITDA add-backs, and key baskets from a publicly filed credit agreement before the term-sheet call.</description></item><item><title>Same loan, different marks: who else holds your borrower, how they value it, and who might sell</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/cross-bdc-exposure/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/cross-bdc-exposure/</guid><description>A deal team pricing a new loan to a sponsor-backed software company wants to know which BDCs already lend to it and at what marks.</description></item><item><title>The SaaSpocalypse in the marks: which lenders hold the software loans AI might eat</title><link>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/software-ai-exposure/</link><guid>https://privatecredittech.com/use-cases/software-ai-exposure/</guid><description>An LP wants to know how much of each BDC&#x27;s book is software and how those marks are moving.</description></item></channel></rss>