Blackstone Clamps Withdrawals as Private Credit Funds Face Outflows

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Blackstone capped redemptions at its $79 billion BCRED private credit fund in Q2 after redemption requests approached 10% of shares (versus about 7.9% prior quarter), setting a 5% withdrawal limit to replace immediate liquidity with longer-term returns. The move aims to curb forced asset sales amid growing investor retreat from private assets, with analysts noting demand was in line with expectations and Blackstone’s stock rose about 8% on the news. The report also notes slower overall private-credit inflows and ongoing redemption pressure across peer funds like Partners Group.
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