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Flows Will Return to Private Credit, Blackstone’s Gray Tells NZZ

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 15 September 2026, 09:25 UTC By Jeff Black 1 min read
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Blackstone Inc. is working through a backlog of investors who’ve asked to pull cash out of the firm’s flagship private credit fund and is confident the asset class will recover, President and Chief Operating Officer Jon Gray told Swiss newspaper NZZ.

Blackstone Inc. is working through a backlog of investors who’ve asked to pull cash out of the firm’s flagship private credit fund and is confident the asset class will recover, President and Chief Operating Officer Jon Gray told Swiss newspaper NZZ.
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