NYPF Insights

Welcome to NYPF Insights. In this section, we will share news, thoughts, and updates about the firm and our product, as well as information about the private credit industry in general, which is evolving daily. We welcome your thoughts, feedback, and interest so please reach out to us anytime at queries@nyprivatefinance.com

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Unlocking Capital Without Selling Assets

In this first episode of Partnering to Create Wealth, I’m joined by my colleague Brian Bristol as we introduce the podcast and explain how it can serve investors, entrepreneurs, and advisors. We discuss how New York Private Finance helps clients unlock capital without selling assets, and what you can expect from future conversations with professionals across …

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Whither the Tax treatment of Carried Interest?

The tax treatment of carried interest has been a controversial topic for several election cycles now: should it be treated as ordinary income or capital gains? Without taking a position pro or con, it is nonetheless safe to say that very powerful economic (and therefore political) interests wish to see the current tax treatment prevail. …

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A Lending Partner for Advisors & Intermediaries

At New York Private Finance, we provide private lending solutions for the clients of advisors, intermediaries, and other trusted professionals. Borrowers find New York Private Finance through various means: the internet; personal referrals; our media presence; and professional advisors of all types. These latter include: accountants; attorneys; brokers; and financial advisors of many sorts. What …

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Margin Loans vs. Loans Backed by Illiquid Assets

While margin loans are just about the cheapest form of financing against liquid assets, they differ dramatically from a loan against illiquid assets. Brokers and banks are happy to lend at extremely low rates against diversified baskets of liquid assets such as stocks, bonds, and other securities. There are risks, however, and the most significant …

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