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Private-credit woes are back in focus after a pair of l funds limited redemptions in the second quarter

All three major US stock indexes were down in late-morning trading Tuesday, as the 30-year Treasury

Blue Owl Capital (NYSE:OBDC) reported first-quarter 2026 adjusted net investment income of $0.31 per share and net asset value per share of $14.41, as management said lower base rates, tighter spreads and reduced fee income weighed on earnings. Chief Executive Officer Craig Packer said the quarter

The stock market has lots of questions about private-credit funds, namely how much they’re really worth. Blue Owl Capital is an example. The fund, known as OBDC, cut its net assets 3% to about $7.2 billion when reporting first-quarter results last week.

The decline in returns is due to the Federal Reserve’s rate cuts and rising defaults on their loans, firms say.

A new report out from the Federal Reserve on Friday says risks to the financial system from private credit "appear limited and manageable."

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Lee says activity in recent months point to a bullish phase for cryptocurrencies.

Stack Infrastructure, a data centre firm owned by Blue Owl Capital, is considering its options, including a sale ‌of its Asia operations in a deal valued at more than $30 ‌billion, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. Stack and Blue Owl did not immediately respond to a request for comment outside of business hours. The potential sale comes after Blue Owl told investors in April that it was limiting withdrawals from two of its ‌funds after a historic level ⁠of redemption requests came in for the first quarter.

Private credit has been under a microscope lately. Investors have been asking hard questions about exposure to software companies, rising redemptions in non-traded funds, and what happens when artificial intelligence disrupts entire industries. Blue Owl Capital has been squarely in the middle of ...

Navigator could increase the number of deals it does each year under a strategic partnership formed as part of its latest $195 million acquisition, the Australian alternative investment manager’s CEO said.