Blacklisting in the $800B Leveraged-Loan Market

The video discusses the unregulated nature of the leveraged loan market, where borrowers can blacklist certain investors. It explains the dynamics between primary and secondary markets, highlighting the borrower's control over who can participate. The video also covers the challenges faced by investors due to these restrictions, the historical context of blacklisting, and the potential need for regulation as loans trade like securities.

In what ways does the blacklisting of investors impact liquidity in the leveraged loan market?

What historical context has contributed to the current practices in the leveraged loan market?