United States · Business news · Markets · 04 Jun 2026
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Blackstone limited redemptions from its flagship Blackstone Private Credit Fund (BCRED) for the first time after investors asked to pull 10% of shares; a filing said the fund would allow only 5%. In the previous quarter BCRED had met all of the 7.9% of shares requested, with senior executives helping finance the withdrawals with their own cash. Bloomberg described Blackstone as the latest firm to cap withdrawals amid a continued investor exodus from such funds.
Semi-liquid private credit funds sold to wealthy individuals are a major growth channel for listed alternative asset managers such as Blackstone, Apollo, Ares, Blue Owl and KKR, so gated withdrawals and weaker inflows slow growth in their fee-earning assets. Banks that provide leverage to these vehicles and listed business development companies holding similar loans are exposed if redemption pressure forces asset sales or exposes weaker loan values.
Reported by Bloomberg Law — “Blackstone's BCRED Caps Redemptions After Investors Seek 10%” ↗ on 04 Jun 2026.
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