Kyle Brown, chief executive officer at Trinity Capital, sees the private-credit boom continuing, in part fueled by government efforts to generate business gains in the United States. That has created a new wave of capital expenditures — and a 20 percent year-to-date increase in demand for private credit — that is likely to power the private lenders for the foreseeable future. For Trinity, the company has doubled in size in roughly three years, but the current demand gives it room to grow further, and Brown says he believes business-development companies can handle the heightened demand without a significant increase in the default rate they are facing, adding that rate cuts could be another positive, reducing costs to stay profitable in the next phase of the rate cycle.