Matt Wirz

Doug Ostrover is selling the last of his stake in the NFL team after the stock of his investment firm plummeted.

Lauren Thomas, Matt Wirz One of the co-founders of private-credit behemoth Blue Owl Capital recently sold the last of his stake in the NFL's Washington Commanders football team.

Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal May 20, 2026 issue. Co-founder sheds last of his share in the Washington Commanders

Investment research provider Morningstar is pushing back against the Labor Department’s proposed rule to accelerate the inclusion of private-equity funds and other alternative

Moody's Ratings has changed its outlook to negative on Blackstone's largest private credit fund and a fund managed by Golub. The credit-rating firm made the downgrade because of rising defaults in the private corporate loans made by the funds, which are known as business development companies, or B

Investors in Cliffwater’s $31.3 billion flagship private-credit fund tendered about 17% of the shares in the fund for repayment in the second quarter, up from 14% in the first quarter of

The fund capped client redemptions at 5%, an about face from Blackstone’s decision to pay out all requests earlier this year.

The fund capped client redemptions at 5%, an about face from Blackstone’s decision to pay out all requests earlier this year.

Life insurance companies accelerated purchases of private credit in 2025 with insurers owned by private fund managers leading the charge, according to analysis by Moody’s Ratings. Overall, U.S. life insurers held $807 billion of private credit and illiquid assets in 2025, comprising 20% of their $4

Analysts expect high withdrawals to last more than a year, increasing the risk of forced liquidations.