Bloomberg Wealth: Jeff Aronson @DavidRubenstein

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Centerbridge co-founder Jeff Aronson says private credit is not a systemic risk to the US economy, despite growing concerns about the sector. He also discusses how AI is reshaping investing, while arguing that it won't replace human judgement. Aronson reflects on his journey from lawyer to distressed debt investor and explains how he went on to launch Centerbridge in 2005. Aronson sits down with David Rubenstein for the premiere episode of Bloomberg Wealth Season 6. This interview was recorded April 21 in New York.
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