Investor vs Lender Behavior Data

Is there a resource where I can compare and contrast the behavior of investors and loan lenders with regards to the same kind of companies? For instance, companies in the same industry with equivalent credit scores. I want to know to what extent investors will take on more risky prospects, and in which industries is this more pronounced, etc. Is something like that available?

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