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Blackstone, Blue Owl Private Credit Funds Offer High-Grade Bonds

Bloomberg Markets Monday 17 August 2026, 14:02 UTC By Brian Smith and Rene Ismail 1 min read
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Bonds Blackstone, Blue Owl Private Credit Funds Offer High-Grade Bonds Two private credit funds are offering investment-grade bonds Monday, following a lull of such deals to start the third quarter. Blackstone Private Credit Fund is selling five-year notes with initial price talk entailing a roughly 2.3-percentage-point premium to Treasuries, a person familiar with the transaction said.

Bonds Blackstone, Blue Owl Private Credit Funds Offer High-Grade Bonds Two private credit funds are offering investment-grade bonds Monday, following a lull of such deals to start the third quarter. Blackstone Private Credit Fund is selling five-year notes with initial price talk entailing a roughly 2.3-percentage-point premium to Treasuries, a person familiar with the transaction said.
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