BlackRock's $26 billion private credit fund has restricted withdrawals amid increased redemption requests, raising fears of potential impacts on crypto markets. This move follows similar actions by Blue Owl, which recently sold $1.4 billion in loans to meet withdrawal demands. Shares of major asset managers, including BlackRock, Apollo Global Management, Ares Management, and KKR, fell 4%-6% on Friday.
The stress in the private credit market could lead to broader deleveraging across asset classes, potentially affecting digital assets like Bitcoin, according to Andreja Cobeljic of AMINA Bank. The on-chain private credit market, valued at nearly $5 billion, could also be impacted, as tokenized credit products are increasingly integrated into decentralized finance (DeFi). Recent events, such as the First Brands Group bankruptcy, have shown how off-chain credit stress can affect DeFi markets, highlighting the risks of using tokenized private credit as collateral.
BlackRock Limits Withdrawals from Private Credit Fund, Sparking Crypto Concerns
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