US EditionBlackRock Fund Curbs Rattle Banks and Property Trades as Standard Motor Products Draws Bottom-Fishing Calls
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BlackRock Fund Curbs Rattle Banks and Property Trades as Standard Motor Products Draws Bottom-Fishing Calls
BlackRock capped withdrawals from its $26 billion private-credit fund after requests topped $1.2 billion, deepening stress in property-linked trades despite a late Wall Street rebound. Fitch said U.S. private-credit defaults hit a record 9.2% in 2025. Wells Fargo fell 2% and Bank of America dropped 1.5%. BlackRock shares closed up 0.3% after earlier losses. The post BlackRock Fund Curbs Rattle Banks and Property Trades as Standard Motor Products…
The global financial giant BlackRock has, on Friday, limited the withdrawals on one of its funds, specialized in private credit. For several weeks, the doubt has taken hold of this sector weighing thousands of billions of dollars, especially with regard to the quality of some of its assetsIn a few weeks, he is the second major player in the sector to stumble. BlackRock, one of the world's largest asset management companies, limited on Friday, Ma…
BlackRock caps withdrawals from $26bn private credit fund
BlackRock has limited withdrawals from its $26bn HPS Corporate Lending Fund after an increase in redemption requests, according to a report by Bloomberg. The non-traded business development company received requests to redeem 9.3% of its shares but restricted repurchases to 5%, according to a statement on Friday. Based on year-end figures, investors will receive about $620m rather than the roughly $1.2bn that would have been redeemed if all requ…
While the giant BlackRock has limited withdrawals on one of its funds this Friday, 6 March, private credit is becoming one of the most explosive subjects of global finance. For years, this market has been sold as a miracle solution with higher returns, better structured loans and sophisticated investors. The problem is that as the credit cycle hardens, several cracks appear at the same time: increasing defaults, more difficult to read valuations…
BlackRock Limits Debt Fund Withdrawals
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has limited withdrawals from its $26 billion HPS Corporate Lending Fund (HLEND) following a surge in redemption requests. This action comes amid growing investor anxiety surrounding the $2 trillion private credit industry. Shares of BlackRock fell 6.7% on the New York Stock Exchange, coinciding with a broader market selloff attributed to weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs data and escalating geopolitical…
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