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US Stock Market: Private credit funds face fresh redemption test as investor withdrawals remain elevated
Private credit funds catering to wealthy investors are coming under renewed pressure as redemption requests remain elevated in the second quarter. Early filings reviewed by Reuters indicate that concerns over software-sector exposure, asset valuations, and limited transparency are continuing to weigh on investor sentiment and fuel scrutiny of the fast-growing private credit market.
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zerohedge.com
Cliffwater Private Credit Fund Gates Investors For Second Straight Quarter After Redemption Requests Soar To 17%
Cliffwater's private credit fund has again gated investors by capping redemptions at 5% in the second quarter after investors looked to pull more than three times that amount, or…
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swissinfo.ch
Partners Caps Evergreen Fund Redemptions as Requests Rise
(Bloomberg) -- Partners Group Holding AG is capping withdrawals at one of its evergreen private equity funds amid heightened redemption pressure, as the investor anxiety that hit…
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Step Aside Private Credit: Partners Group Is First Private Equity Fund To Gate Investors
“The disease is spreading across private markets asset classes. There is presumably a case to trim earnings expectations on contracting AUMs.”
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cryptobriefing.com
Cliffwater LLC sees increased redemptions, dragging down private credit stocks
Cliffwater LLC's spike in redemption requests sparks concern in the private credit market, highlighting liquidity challenges for major asset managers.
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Credit markets face shakeout as investor withdrawals rise
Major asset managers gate $4.6 billion in private credit redemptions as investor withdrawals surge, exposing liquidity risks in the booming direct-lending
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Credit markets face shakeout as investor withdrawals rise, threatening crypto spillover
Over $4.6 billion is trapped in private credit funds as redemption requests hit $13 billion. Analysts warn the liquidity crunch could pressure Bitcoin
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US asset managers decline as investors await private credit fund updates
Shares of Apollo, Blackstone, KKR, and peers fell over 5% as private credit fund redemptions hit record levels, raising crypto market spillover concerns.
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morningstar.com
Financials Down on Private-Credit Fears — Financials Roundup
Shares of banks and other financial institutions fell as private-credit fears resurfaced.
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US asset managers fall as investors brace for private credit fund updates
US asset managers including Blue Owl, Apollo, and Blackstone fell as private credit fund redemption requests climbed to 17% in Q2, up from 14% in Q1.
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Blackstone's Private Credit Fund Joins Peers In Gating Investors After Surge In Redemptions
Blackstone has thrown in the towel and is gating redemptions from its flagship private credit fund for the first time after investors sought to pull 10% of the shares.
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asia.nikkei.com
Blackstone private credit fund caps withdrawals as redemption requests jump
5% limit set as investors seek to cash in 10% of BCRED shares in Q2
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Redemption requests up at Blackstone, Partners as private markets strain
Blackstone caps withdrawals at flagship fund; Partners cap expected on second pool
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huffpost.com
Blackstone Limits Withdrawals Amid Mounting Private Asset Fears
The attempts to cash out indicate wealthy individuals are continuing a recent retreat after many years of piling into private credit funds.
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marketplace.org
More investors want to pull money from private credit firms
Investors having been putting money into private credit since the 2008 financial crisis. With time, the problems with those investments are starting to show.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
US Stock Market: Private credit funds face fresh redemption test as investor withdrawals remain elevated
Private credit funds catering to wealthy investors are coming under renewed pressure as redemption requests remain elevated in the second quarter. Early filings reviewed by…