The roughly $5 billion Blue Owl Technology Income Corp. saw redemption requests equal to 39% of shares in the third quarter, while the $35 billion Blue Owl Credit Income Corp. eased to 16.8%.

October 2

The Global Value SICAV restructuring follows a cap on redemptions earlier this year; the report does not say how assets or liquidity terms divide.
Oct 2

Private Equity Wire reported the proposal, citing The Wall Street Journal; the coverage does not describe which vehicles or investors it would reach.
Oct 1

Fitch reports the trailing 12-month U.S. private-credit borrower default rate hit a record 6.3% in August.
Sep 30
Bloomberg reports the reminder also names auditors and other market participants, which could lengthen the valuation paper trail allocators rely on.
September 29
The Toronto alternative manager would absorb fund operating expenses in exchange for the fixed fee, with each fund voting separately on the change.
September 28
The senators want company-level figures on deductions claimed under the 2025 tax law, as Pew finds 54% of US adults call data centers a net environmental negative.
September 28
Ares's third-quarter request line tells allocators its holders chose to wait; the price of the credit itself remains unmeasured.
September 25
A single cross-border vehicle earns on the whole sleeve; the committee ledger and the country list remain blank.
September 25
One newspaper's report of a sweeping nonprofit audit and a Democratic due-process bill together put every exemption, not just the named groups, on the board agenda.
September 23
A declining request rate tells allocators only that holders will wait; private credit still has no clearing price.
September 23
The Form D gives the same date for the first sale and the filing, which reads as a raise worked through a known list rather than an open roadshow.
September 23
A quarterly repurchase cap that binds tells holders more about a semi-liquid credit fund than any NAV print does.
September 21
A sovereign fund with no redemption clock is the cleanest test yet of what seasoned private equity is worth to a buyer — and of whether the evergreens' marks survive it.
September 21
SEI Access's Mat Dellorso says the industry underestimated what it takes to hold a private asset in a wealth account, and the hard part is everything the client statement has to show afterward.
September 21
Four parallel vehicles under one GP show what co-invest programs are built around: eligibility, not appetite.
September 19
Asset owners plan to lift private-market exposure from 19% to 23% of assets while 73% name AI valuations their top macro worry. The two findings are one position.
September 17
The $312 billion first half is real, but with deals taking 274 days to close and holds past five years, allocators are underwriting a rebound whose cash arrives in the early 2030s.
September 14
The $490 million went to the index franchise, and the distribution question went with the seller into a tax-aware long-short business sold one taxable household at a time.
September 10
Nasdaq's survey of 406 product executives puts private markets first in every region and private-market benchmarks at the top of the unmet-need list, eight days after Nasdaq closed the Dasseti acquisition in exactly that layer.
September 10
Mark Hays, late of Glenmede and Cambridge, gets a platform to build a $5M-$250M nonprofit practice backed by a 70-location RIA.
September 9
The TCPC CEO's departure puts the potential $671 million loan-book sale at the center of private credit's exit-price test.
September 7
A blank ceiling changes whether the GP is picking late investors or still building the fund.
September 5
Cerulli sees $2 trillion in advisor alternatives flows by the early 2030s, and allocators say the discipline inside the infrastructure label will matter more than the target allocation.
September 4
The asset-anchored structure would let public investors underwrite a named portfolio instead of a blind pool.
September 4
Equal-weight inflows show the mega-cap debate has moved from meeting rooms to allocations; the model portfolios that carried the AI trade into RIA accounts will decide how long the broadening lasts.
September 4
A 10% request wave against a 5% cap shows the gate is private credit's real term sheet.
September 4
A two-person corner office signals a deliberate transition at the Swiss private-markets manager.
September 1
Record cash proceeds and new commitments made the anniversary, but the balance sheet underneath is the credential allocators should weigh.
August 27
Cox Capital's $90 million offer drew under $5 million in orders, as holders preferred the redemption queue to a realized loss at 74 cents on the dollar.
August 27
A new report argues that private lending's risks are transformed, not removed, as semi-liquid funds and BDCs reach upper-tier wealth investors.
August 26
Destiny Tech100's 44% three-month loss shows what happens when late-stage private assets meet a listed wrapper.
August 25
A 20% fee cut rewards investors who stay. The tender offer prices exits at 95 cents on the dollar.
August 21
The Sausalito adviser's first ETF turns a model with a multi-year advisor track record into a daily-priced fund.
August 21
After two years of selling, Prospect Capital's book is concentrated in first-lien middle-market debt. The BDC's reported track record on exited middle-market loans is the case for that shift.
August 20
Callan's education series introduces Crowd Street's accredited investors to real assets, part of a broader private-markets curriculum.
August 20
A shared login and streamlined account links cut friction for moving self-directed IRA money into private-market strategies.
August 19
A roughly $1 billion private equity sale by UC Investments shows what institutional liquidity in the secondaries market costs right now.
August 19
3(c)(7) funds and operating companies are pulling ahead of interval funds as asset managers push private-market strategies to wealth clients.
August 18
The cancellation leaves the listed private-equity vehicle with 39,918,190 shares outstanding, a reference point for discount-watching allocators.
August 18