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08.05.26 - 06:27
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BlackRock Private Credit Fund Cuts Asset Values By 5%, As Golub Gates After 8.5% Redemptions (ZeroHedge)
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BlackRock Private Credit Fund Cuts Asset Values By 5%, As Golub Gates After 8.5% Redemptions
Just another day in private credit paradise... er, hell.
One day after Gundlach repeated his warning that the private credit crisis will end in tears for bagholders, Blackrock cut the value of its publicly-traded private credit fund by about 5%, as it - like most of its peers - struggled under the weight of troubled loans, markdowns and lower returns.
BlackRock TCP Capital Corp., a publicly traded middle-market lending fund, said markdowns totaled $35 million in the quarter ended March 31, according to a statement on Thursday. Amusingly, and in hopes of redirecting attention, the $1.5 billion fund highlighted “improving credit quality,” and said it invested more in senior debt and strengthened its balance sheet. The fund said its dividend, which was cut to 17 cents a share last quarter, would remain flat.
The fund has been a challenge for BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager with about ...
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08.05.26 - 05:06
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Saudi Arabia′s $1Tn Wealth Fund Opens Shanghai Office As China Ties Deepen (ZeroHedge)
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Saudi Arabia's $1Tn Wealth Fund Opens Shanghai Office As China Ties Deepen
Via The Cradle
Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) opened a second office in mainland China earlier this year, establishing a Shanghai branch to expand dealmaking and attract more Chinese investment into the kingdom, Bloomberg reports.
The office was registered last year, falls under PIF's Beijing branch, and is led by Lily Cong, a former chief representative of Fidelity International in China's capital.
Source: Britannica
The Shanghai outpost was reportedly created to strengthen the $1 trillion fund's ability to pursue outbound deals in China, while officials are also seeking to bring more Chinese companies into Saudi Arabia.
This move strengthens Riyadh's investment relationship with Beijing, while the US continues to be a major market for the kingdom. The Shanghai office expands PIF's global presence, which already features offices in New York, London, Hong Kong, and Paris.
Saudi Arabia and China...
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