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Step Aside Private Credit: Partners Group Is First Private Equity Fund To Gate Investors
Step Aside Private Credit: Partners Group Is First Private Equity Fund To Gate Investors
The private credit gating-gate is spilling over to private equity.
Partners Group Holding AG has capped withdrawals at one of its evergreen private equity funds amid heightened redemption pressure, as the investor anxiety that hit private credit vehicles is now spilling over to other asset classes within private markets, Bloomberg reported.
The Swiss firm, one of Europe’s largest listed alternative asset managers, said its $8.6 billion Global Value SICAV fund was limiting redemptions to 5% of net asset...
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