BlackRock’s flagship private credit vehicle saw withdrawal requests decline in the third quarter, providing a fresh indication that pressure on the sector’s non-traded funds may be beginning to moderate, according to a report by Reuters.
Investors have pulled back from private credit funds aimed at the wealth market this year amid concerns over underwriting standards and the potential impact of artificial intelligence on software companies, which account for a significant share of direct-lending...
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