Blackstone Debuts First Multi-Asset Fund for Non-US Individuals
Blackstone Inc. is launching a private-markets fund for retail clients outside the US, as alternative money managers jockey to court investors worldwide beyond large institutions.
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Blackstone Inc. is launching a private-markets fund for retail clients outside the US, as alternative money managers jockey to court investors worldwide beyond large institutions.
Tom Nides, vice chairman of strategy and client relations at Blackstone, talks with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals." They discuss global dealmaking, China, Canada, AI and data center "anxiety." (Source: Bloomberg)
Blackstone Inc. is developing a CLO that mixes broadly syndicated loans with private credit, according to people familiar with the matter, pairing the higher yields of direct lending with the depth of the leveraged loan market.
India’s obsession with cricket has helped turn the Indian Premier League into one of the world’s most valuable sports leagues, attracting foreign investors like Blackstone. With only 10 teams serving a country of roughly 1.5 billion people, investors see scarcity, rising media consumption and India’s economic growth as powerful drivers of team valuations. (Source: Bloomberg)
As Jon Gray recalls it, Blackstone Inc.’s first foray into India started slowly and then ran into headwinds during the global financial crisis.
Blackstone Inc. is working through a backlog of investors who’ve asked to pull cash out of the firm’s flagship private credit fund and is confident the asset class will recover, President and Chief Operating Officer Jon Gray told Swiss newspaper NZZ.
Bloomberg's Olivia Fishlow joins Michael McKee on "Bloomberg Real Yield." Cliffwater’s flagship private credit fund again capped redemptions at 5% in the third quarter, after investors sought to pull about 16% of shares. The biggest such BDC, the $77 billion Blackstone Private Credit Fund, disclosed Thursday that it would again cap redemptions at 5%, after its investors sought to redeem 10% of shares. (Source: Bloomberg)
Blackstone Inc. again limited redemptions from its flagship private credit fund after investors sought to pull 10% of shares, providing an early glimpse at the lasting quarterly withdrawal pressure ahead for the $1.8 trillion market.