More investors flee Blue Owl funds as private credit fears deepen

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Until recently, Blue Owl Capital’s name was synonymous on Wall Street with the booming business of private credit, a lightly regulated area of finance in which non-banks lend money to risky companies. Lately, though, its name has come to embody the $1.8 trillion industry’s vulnerabilities.

Blue Owl has shed 40% of its market value this year, and its stock (OWL) sank again on

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