Blue Owl
27 articles · Feb 2026
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Private Credit Market Faces Anxiety Over Blue Owl's Woes
Concerns over asset manager's struggles ripple through $1.8 trillion sector
Economic Headlines: Tariff Reversal, Visa Restrictions, and Corporate Strategy Shifts
A significant US Supreme Court ruling has struck down the Trump administration's global tariffs, while the US has imposed visa restrictions on Chilean officials. Meanwhile, major corporations like Nike and Blue Owl are making strategic moves to expand their market presence.
Global Markets See Shifts in Investments and Economic Policies
From Blue Owl's sale of private loans to pension giants and its own insurer to Indonesia's efforts to meet free-float rules, global markets are witnessing significant changes in investments and economic policies. Meanwhile, iron ore prices are set for their longest losing run since 2022, and Latin America may see regional gains from Trump's renewed focus on the region.
Markets Face Uncertainty as Blue Owl Restricts Fund Redemptions and Gold Prices Surge
Alternative asset managers' shares plummeted after Blue Owl Capital Inc. restricted withdrawals from one of its retail-focused private credit funds, while gold prices continue to rise, reaching towards $5,000. Meanwhile, Steve Cohen's hedge fund earned him a $3.4 billion payday, and advancements in cancer treatment and detection offer new hope for a longer life.
Blue Owl Sells Loans to Raise $1.4 Billion for Investor Payouts
Blue Owl Capital Inc. has sold loans to generate $1.4 billion for investor payouts, providing liquidity three months after shelving a merger between two private credit funds. The loan sale marks a significant move for the company, which had initially planned to merge the funds to provide investors with returns. The sale is expected to meet investor demands for liquidity.
Blue Owl Raises $1.4 Billion from Loan Sale to Meet Investor Payouts
Blue Owl Capital Inc. has successfully sold loans worth $1.4 billion, generating much-needed funds for investor payouts. This move comes three months after the company shelved a merger between two private credit funds. The loan sale provides an alternative solution for investors seeking liquidity.