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Private credit funds for wealthy individuals raise 45% less new money in Q1, RA Stanger says

Private credit funds for wealthy individuals raise 45% less new money in Q1, RA Stanger says

By Isla Binnie NEW YORK, April 22 (Reuters) - New money flows into a popular category of private credit funds for wealthy investors dropped by 45% in the first three months of this year from the same period of 2025, according to data released on Wednesday by specialist investment bank RA Stanger. 
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Fundraising for Private Credit Vehicles Targeting Wealthy Individuals Drops 45%

Fundraising for Private Credit Vehicles Targeting Wealthy Individuals Drops 45%

Fundraising for Private Credit Vehicles Targeting Wealthy Individuals Drops 45%
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EQT Secures Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund, Highlighting U.S. Investor Interest

EQT Secures Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund, Highlighting U.S. Investor Interest

EQT Secures Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund, Highlighting U.S. Investor Interest
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EQT Raises Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund Amid Global Investor Interest

EQT Raises Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund Amid Global Investor Interest

EQT Raises Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund Amid Global Investor Interest
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Gold and Silver Prices Rise Due to Perceived Bargain Buying

Gold and Silver Prices Rise Due to Perceived Bargain Buying

Gold and Silver Prices Rise Due to Perceived Bargain Buying
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EQT Secures Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund, Highlighting Global Investor Interest

EQT Secures Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund, Highlighting Global Investor Interest

EQT Secures Record $15.6 Billion for Asia Buyout Fund, Highlighting Global Investor Interest
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Alternative asset managers brace for investor test over AI, redemptions

Alternative asset managers brace for investor test over AI, redemptions

By Manya Saini, Isla Binnie and Arasu Kannagi Basil April 21 (Reuters) - Wall Street's largest alternative asset managers face a critical test in the coming weeks as they try to convince investors that concerns over AI disruption to their portfolio companies and a pullback in retail private credit
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Asia's Private Credit Sector Considers Structural Changes Amid Investor Concerns

Asia's Private Credit Sector Considers Structural Changes Amid Investor Concerns

Asia's Private Credit Sector Considers Structural Changes Amid Investor Concerns
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Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks Discusses Private Credit and Market Trends

Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks Discusses Private Credit and Market Trends

Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks Discusses Private Credit and Market Trends
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ECRI Spins Out Healthcare Supply Chain Division into Staritas with Accel-KKR Backing

ECRI Spins Out Healthcare Supply Chain Division into Staritas with Accel-KKR Backing

ECRI Spins Out Healthcare Supply Chain Division into Staritas with Accel-KKR Backing
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Insurers and Advisors in Asia-Pacific Rethink Legacy Planning as Affluent Women Gain Influence

Insurers and Advisors in Asia-Pacific Rethink Legacy Planning as Affluent Women Gain Influence

Insurers and Advisors in Asia-Pacific Rethink Legacy Planning as Affluent Women Gain Influence
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Despite stresses, private credit funds lure money

Despite stresses, private credit funds lure money

By Patturaja Murugaboopathy and Suzanne McGee April 21 (Reuters) - Big fund managers and investors are pouring money into private credit fund managers and business development companies (BDCs) even as these firms face redemptions and scrutiny over their opaque portfolios.