Defaults at listed private-credit vehicles hit highest level since at least 2021
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Rising defaults and expanding watchlists at major private credit managers (Ares, Blackstone, Blue Owl, Golub, KKR) signal deteriorating underlying credit quality despite reassuring commentary. Higher nonperforming exposure in listed vehicles and falling returns weaken the asset class's appeal to wealthy allocators and could tighten financing conditions for leveraged borrowers. Spillover risk is greatest for broader credit markets and liquid credit proxies as investors reassess spread and liquidity premia.
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Default rates at listed vehicles tied to several large private-credit funds have risen to their highest level since 2021, with Blue Owl’s defaulted loans reaching 2.8%, a five-year high. Watchlists at Ares, Golub and KKR have also expanded to their largest levels since the last Fed rate-hike cycle, even as executives publicly downplay the risks. Meanwhile, returns that once held above 10% have slid toward 7% or lower, putting pressure on the sales pitch aimed at wealthy individuals.
