TechFlow news, December 16 — According to Jinshi Data, a global fund manager survey by Bank of America indicates that investor concerns over an artificial intelligence bubble have slightly eased but remain at high levels. The vast majority of surveyed investors still view the AI bubble as the biggest "tail risk" (i.e., low-probability events that could cause massive losses), with 38% holding this view, down from 45% in November's survey. Another 19% of investors see disorderly rises in bond yields as the top tail risk. This month, private credit has emerged as a new risk factor, with 14% of responding fund managers identifying it as the greatest "tail risk" over the coming year.
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