BlackRock Private Credit Fund Redemptions Ease

BlackRock reports fewer withdrawal requests for its flagship private credit fund in the third quarter. This offers an early sign that redemption pressures across the industry are easing as backlogs clear.

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BLACKROCK INC flagship private credit fund saw withdrawal requests drop to 11.5% of shares in the third quarter from 13.3% previously. The decline offers an early signal that redemption pressures across the direct lending industry in the United States may be easing. Wealthy individuals had previously retreated from non-traded private credit funds over concerns regarding lending standards and software sector exposure.

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