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Blue Owl Alternative Credit Fund Files Form D, Zero Raised

SEC filing shows a new pooled investment fund with no capital raised to date.

According to SEC EDGAR, a Form D was filed on Aug. 12, 2026, for Blue Owl Alternative Credit (M) LP. The filing designates the vehicle as an "other investment fund" within the pooled investment fund industry group, with an undisclosed offering amount and $0 in sales to date.

The filing names Blue Owl Alternative Credit (M) GP LLC as the fund's general partner. Craig Packer, Alan Kirshenbaum, and Ivan Zinn appear as related persons, without specified roles.

Why it matters

The zero-sales figure indicates the offering has not yet accepted capital, placing it at the earliest fundraising stage. Form D filings of this type are a routine step in bringing a private pooled fund to market.

The provided filing extract contains no strategy, fee, or management structure details beyond the fund type and related persons. For allocators monitoring Blue Owl's product development, this is a confirmation of a new alternative credit vehicle, but little more.

Between the lines

The "related persons" designation is a standard Form D disclosure and should not be read as a management title. The SEC filing gives no indication of Packer, Kirshenbaum, or Zinn's operational roles in the fund.

Without a private placement memorandum or follow-on filings, the fund's governance structure and investment strategy remain unclear. The fund's name points to alternative credit, but specifics are unconfirmed.

What's next

No further details were included in the filing.

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