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redemption

[ri-demp-shuhn] / rɪˈdɛmp ʃən /


NOUN
salvation
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While Blue Owl halted redemptions on the private fund, last week it sold $1.4 billion in loans across several private funds, with the proceeds being distributed to shareholders and used to pay down company debt.

From Barron's

The redemption arcs for Eze and Gyokeres couldn't have come at a better moment after Arsenal's title push had gone off the rails.

From Barron's

Investor confidence in private credit received a jolt this past week with the news that Blue Owl was halting redemptions from its Blue Owl Capital Corp.

From MarketWatch

But after a year and a half of major acts, queues and economic successes, the arena's redemption is well underway.

From BBC

In a post on X, Weinstein said rising redemptions and limited liquidity mean private-credit funds and business-development companies “are facing one of their toughest periods yet—leaving many investors with limited options.”

From The Wall Street Journal