private credit fund
Coverage of private credit fund in the Nexus archive.
- Morgan Stanley is blocking most withdrawals from its $7 billion private credit fund
Morgan Stanley is blocking most withdrawals from its $7 billion private credit fund. Investors sought to pull 11.6% of units in the second quarter, but the fund will honor less than half of those requests.
- Apollo curbs withdrawals after exit requests hit 17%, reigniting fears over private credit liquidity
Apollo is limiting withdrawals in its main retail-focused private credit fund after exit requests reached 17%, sparking renewed concerns about liquidity in the private credit market.
- Blackstone caps withdrawals from flagship private credit fund
Blackstone has limited withdrawals from its flagship private credit fund as redemption requests reached $4.5 billion in the second quarter. The surge in redemptions reflects growing concerns within the private credit sector.
- BlackRock Private Credit Fund’s Valuations Are Probed by DOJ
The US Department of Justice is probing the valuations of BlackRock's Private Credit Fund. The investigation is focused on the fund's valuation practices. BlackRock is a major investment management firm.
- KKR Injects $300 Million Into Private Credit Fund
KKR has invested $300 million into a private credit fund, indicating a significant commitment to the asset class. This investment suggests KKR's confidence in the private credit market. The move is expected to have implications for the firm's portfolio and the broader financial landscape.
- Flow Capital plans to tokenize $150M private credit fund via DigiFT: Report
Flow Capital plans to tokenize its $150 million private credit fund using DigiFT to raise additional capital. However, cryptocurrency executives caution that tokenization does not inherently increase the liquidity of illiquid assets.
- Hong Kong’s Flow Capital plans to bring $150 million private credit fund onchain: report
Hong Kong-based Flow Capital plans to tokenize a $150 million private credit fund and aims to raise an additional $30 million in tokenized shares by year-end, according to Bloomberg.
- Ares Plans Smaller Private Credit Fund After Record Predecessor
Ares Management, a private equity firm based in Los Angeles, plans to launch a smaller private credit fund following the success of its predecessor fund. The firm's move comes after achieving record performance with its previous fund.