Private-credit fears spark a selloff in asset-manager stocks

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Investors dumped asset-manager stocks last week after concerns about Blue Owl Capital’s private‑credit fund sparked fears of liquidity strain and possible spillovers to other private‑debt lenders and BDCs, prompting worries about how quickly portfolios could be exited and at what prices. While analysts say private credit has grown large and isn’t yet a systemic crisis, the episode highlights liquidity risk in publicly traded vehicles that hold private loans and the sensitivity of the asset-management sector to private‑debt conditions.
- This week’s slump in asset-manager stocks was driven by private-credit fears. Here’s what’s worrying investors. MarketWatch
- Blue Owl Capital Sets Off New Fears About the Private Credit Industry The New York Times
- Blue Owl permanently halts redemptions at private credit fund aimed at retail investors Financial Times
- 'Canary in the coal mine': Blue Owl liquidity curbs fuel fears about private credit bubble CNBC
- Blue Owl: Irrational Fears Return Seeking Alpha
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