United States $307 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital Recommends Shareholders to Reject United States Investment Managers Saba Capital Management & Cox Capital Partners Tender Offer Intention to Buy 3 Non-Traded Blue Owl BDCs at 20% to 35% Discount, 3 BDCs are Blue Owl Capital Corporation II, Blue Owl Technology Income Corp, Blue Owl Credit Income Corp
17th March 2026 | Hong Kong
United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($307 billion AUM) has recommended shareholders to reject United States investment managers Saba Capital Management & Cox Capital Partners tender offer intention to buy 3 non-traded Blue Owl BDCs at 20% to 35% discount. The 3 BDCs are Blue Owl Capital Corporation II, Blue Owl Technology Income Corp, Blue Owl Credit Income Corp. In 2026 March, Blue Owl Capital was reported to have $48 million (£36 million) loan exposure to collapsed London property lender Century Capital Partners, which filed for UK administration with $127 million (£95 million) debt in 2025 February. Blue Owl Capital acquired credit investment firm Atalaya Capital Management in 2024, which carried the loan exposure to Century Capital Partners. In 2026 February, United States investment managers Saba Capital Management & Cox Capital Partners announced a tender offer intention to buy 3 non-traded Blue Owl BDCs at 20% to 35% discount. The 3 BDCs are Blue Owl Capital Corporation II, Blue Owl Technology Income Corp, Blue Owl Credit Income Corp. Blue Owl – A business development company (BDC) can be viewed as a wrapper or vehicle for investors to access ownership in a diversified pool of private credit assets. In 2026 February, Blue Owl Capital announced to stop redemption option permanently (End 2026 March) for $1.4 billion semi-liquid private debt fund, and to return 30% capital from Blue Owl Capital Corp II (OBDC II) to investors which will switch to quarterly shareholder payout instead of upon redemption request. Blue Owl Capital also announced to sell $1.4 billion assets from 3 credit funds at 99.7% of original loan value ($600 million from Blue Owl Capital Corp II, $400 million from Blue Owl Technology Income Corp & $400 million from Blue Owl Capital Corp). In 2026 February, Blue Owl Capital founders Doug Ostrover (Chairman & Co-CEO) & Marc Lipschultz (Co-CEO) were reported to have pledged $1.9 billion of Blue Owl shares as collateral to financial institutions for loans. In 2026 February, Blue Owl Capital ($307 billion AUM) raised over $3 billion for new strategic equity secondaries strategy (Blue Owl Strategic Equity from private wealth & institutional investors, providing long-term capital solutions to high-quality private equity sponsors seeking to extend ownership duration in strongest-performing portfolio companies via continuation vehicles & minority equity transactions. In 2026 January, Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) allowed investors to redeem up to 17% in Blue Owl Technology Income Corp (BDC) non-traded assets, higher than the allowed 5% limit redemption per quarter. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital is potentially facing a class action lawsuit by investors who suffered losses allegedly due to 1) Blue Owl facing pressure on asset base from BDC redemptions, 2) Faced undisclosed liquidity issues & 3) Likely limit or halt redemptions on certain BDC & 4) Positive statements about company materially misleading &/or lacked reasonable basis. The class action lawsuit is proposed by law firm Faruqi & Faruqi. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital executives were reported to have bought over $200 million of company shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after recent decrease in share price (On 17/11/25: -6%). Blue Owl Capital current market value at $24 billion, with share price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% last 12 months & +44.8% last 5 years. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital limited private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
“ United States $307 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital Recommends Shareholders to Reject United States Investment Managers Saba Capital Management & Cox Capital Partners Tender Offer Intention to Buy 3 Non-Traded Blue Owl BDCs at 20% to 35% Discount, 3 BDCs are Blue Owl Capital Corporation II, Blue Owl Technology Income Corp, Blue Owl Credit Income Corp “
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United States $307 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital with $48 Million (£36 Million) Loan Exposure to Collapsed London Property Lender Century Capital Partners Which Filed for UK Administration with $127 Million (£95 Million) Debt in 2025 February, Blue Owl Capital Acquired Credit Investment Firm Atalaya Capital Management in 2024 Which Carried the Loan Exposure to Century Capital Partners
7th March 2026 – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($307 billion AUM) is reported to have $48 million (£36 million) loan exposure to collapsed London property lender Century Capital Partners, which filed for UK administration with $127 million (£95 million) debt in 2025 February. Blue Owl Capital acquired credit investment firm Atalaya Capital Management in 2024, which carried the loan exposure to Century Capital Partners. In 2026 February, United States investment managers Saba Capital Management & Cox Capital Partners announced a tender offer intention to buy 3 non-traded Blue Owl BDCs at 20% to 35% discount. The 3 BDCs are Blue Owl Capital Corporation II, Blue Owl Technology Income Corp, Blue Owl Credit Income Corp. Blue Owl – A business development company (BDC) can be viewed as a wrapper or vehicle for investors to access ownership in a diversified pool of private credit assets. In 2026 February, Blue Owl Capital announced to stop redemption option permanently (End 2026 March) for $1.4 billion semi-liquid private debt fund, and to return 30% capital from Blue Owl Capital Corp II (OBDC II) to investors which will switch to quarterly shareholder payout instead of upon redemption request. Blue Owl Capital also announced to sell $1.4 billion assets from 3 credit funds at 99.7% of original loan value ($600 million from Blue Owl Capital Corp II, $400 million from Blue Owl Technology Income Corp & $400 million from Blue Owl Capital Corp). In 2026 February, Blue Owl Capital founders Doug Ostrover (Chairman & Co-CEO) & Marc Lipschultz (Co-CEO) were reported to have pledged $1.9 billion of Blue Owl shares as collateral to financial institutions for loans. In 2026 February, Blue Owl Capital ($307 billion AUM) raised over $3 billion for new strategic equity secondaries strategy (Blue Owl Strategic Equity from private wealth & institutional investors, providing long-term capital solutions to high-quality private equity sponsors seeking to extend ownership duration in strongest-performing portfolio companies via continuation vehicles & minority equity transactions. In 2026 January, Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) allowed investors to redeem up to 17% in Blue Owl Technology Income Corp (BDC) non-traded assets, higher than the allowed 5% limit redemption per quarter. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital is potentially facing a class action lawsuit by investors who suffered losses allegedly due to 1) Blue Owl facing pressure on asset base from BDC redemptions, 2) Faced undisclosed liquidity issues & 3) Likely limit or halt redemptions on certain BDC & 4) Positive statements about company materially misleading &/or lacked reasonable basis. The class action lawsuit is proposed by law firm Faruqi & Faruqi. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital executives were reported to have bought over $200 million of company shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after recent decrease in share price (On 17/11/25: -6%). Blue Owl Capital current market value at $24 billion, with share price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% last 12 months & +44.8% last 5 years. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital limited private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
United States $307 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital to Stop Redemption Option Permanently (End 2026 March) for $1.4 Billion Semi-Liquid Private Debt Fund & to Return 30% Capital from Blue Owl Capital Corp II (OBDC II) to Investors Which Will Switch to Quarterly Shareholder Payout, Announced to Sell $1.4 Billion Assets from 3 Credit Funds at 99.7% of Original Loan Value ($600 Million from Blue Owl Capital Corp II, $400 Million from Blue Owl Technology Income Corp & $400 Million from Blue Owl Capital Corp)
19th February 2026 – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($307 billion AUM) has announced to stop redemption option permanently (End 2026 March) for $1.4 billion semi-liquid private debt fund, and to return 30% capital from Blue Owl Capital Corp II (OBDC II) to investors which will switch to quarterly shareholder payout instead of upon redemption request. Blue Owl Capital also announced to sell $1.4 billion assets from 3 credit funds at 99.7% of original loan value ($600 million from Blue Owl Capital Corp II, $400 million from Blue Owl Technology Income Corp & $400 million from Blue Owl Capital Corp). In 2026 February, Blue Owl Capital founders Doug Ostrover (Chairman & Co-CEO) & Marc Lipschultz (Co-CEO) were reported to have pledged $1.9 billion of Blue Owl shares as collateral to financial institutions for loans. In 2026 January, Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) allowed investors to redeem up to 17% in Blue Owl Technology Income Corp (BDC) non-traded assets, higher than the allowed 5% limit redemption per quarter. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital is potentially facing a class action lawsuit by investors who suffered losses allegedly due to 1) Blue Owl facing pressure on asset base from BDC redemptions, 2) Faced undisclosed liquidity issues & 3) Likely limit or halt redemptions on certain BDC & 4) Positive statements about company materially misleading &/or lacked reasonable basis. The class action lawsuit is proposed by law firm Faruqi & Faruqi. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital executives were reported to have bought over $200 million of company shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after recent decrease in share price (On 17/11/25: -6%). Blue Owl Capital current market value at $24 billion, with share price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% last 12 months & +44.8% last 5 years. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital limited private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
United States $295 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital Founders Doug Ostrover (Chairman & Co-CEO) & Marc Lipschultz (Co-CEO) Pledged $1.9 Billion of Blue Owl Shares as Collateral to Financial Institutions for Loans
10th February 2026 – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) founders Doug Ostrover (Chairman & Co-CEO) & Marc Lipschultz (Co-CEO) are reported to have pledged $1.9 billion of Blue Owl shares as collateral to financial institutions for loans. In 2026 January, Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) allowed investors to redeem up to 17% in Blue Owl Technology Income Corp (BDC) non-traded assets, higher than the allowed 5% limit redemption per quarter. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital is potentially facing a class action lawsuit by investors who suffered losses allegedly due to 1) Blue Owl facing pressure on asset base from BDC redemptions, 2) Faced undisclosed liquidity issues & 3) Likely limit or halt redemptions on certain BDC & 4) Positive statements about company materially misleading &/or lacked reasonable basis. The class action lawsuit is proposed by law firm Faruqi & Faruqi. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital executives were reported to have bought over $200 million of company shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after recent decrease in share price (On 17/11/25: -6%). Blue Owl Capital current market value at $24 billion, with share price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% last 12 months & +44.8% last 5 years. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital limited private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
United States $295 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital to Allow Investors to Redeem Up to 17% in Blue Owl Technology Income Corp (BDC) Non-Traded Assets Higher than the Allowed 5% Limit Redemption Per Quarter, Faced Potential Class Action Lawsuit by Investors Who Suffered Losses Allegedly Due to 1) Blue Owl Facing Pressure on Asset Base from BDC Redemptions, 2) Faced Undisclosed Liquidity Issues & 3) Likely Limit or Halt Redemptions on Certain BDCs & 4) Positive Statements About Company Materially Misleading &/or Lacked Reasonable Basis
9th January – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) is allowing investors to redeem up to 17% in Blue Owl Technology Income Corp (BDC) non-traded assets, higher than the allowed 5% limit redemption per quarter. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital is potentially facing a class action lawsuit by investors who suffered losses allegedly due to 1) Blue Owl facing pressure on asset base from BDC redemptions, 2) Faced undisclosed liquidity issues & 3) Likely limit or halt redemptions on certain BDC & 4) Positive statements about company materially misleading &/or lacked reasonable basis. The class action lawsuit is proposed by law firm Faruqi & Faruqi. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital executives were reported to have bought over $200 million of company shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after recent decrease in share price (On 17/11/25: -6%). Blue Owl Capital current market value at $24 billion, with share price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% last 12 months & +44.8% last 5 years. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital limited private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
United States $295 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital Faces Class Action Lawsuit by Investors Who Suffered Losses Allegedly Due to 1) Blue Owl Facing Pressure on Asset Base from BDC Redemptions, 2) Faced Undisclosed Liquidity Issues & 3) Likely Limit or Halt Redemptions on Certain BDCs & 4) Positive Statements About Company Materially Misleading &/or Lacked Reasonable Basis, Class Action Lawsuit Proposed by Law Firm Faruqi & Faruqi
11th December – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) is potentially facing a class action lawsuit by investors who suffered losses allegedly due to 1) Blue Owl facing pressure on asset base from BDC redemptions, 2) Faced undisclosed liquidity issues & 3) Likely limit or halt redemptions on certain BDC & 4) Positive statements about company materially misleading &/or lacked reasonable basis. The class action lawsuit is proposed by law firm Faruqi & Faruqi. In 2025 December, Blue Owl Capital executives were reported to have bought over $200 million of company shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after recent decrease in share price (On 17/11/25: -6%). Blue Owl Capital current market value at $24 billion, with share price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% last 12 months & +44.8% last 5 years. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital limited private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
United States $295 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital Executives Bought Over $200 Million of Company Shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after Recent Decrease in Share Price (On 17/11/25: -6%) Following Merger Termination of 2 Private Credit Funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II) Which Would Had Restricted Investors from Redemption in OCBC II Till Merger Completion, Current Market Value at $24 Billion, Share Price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% Last 12 Months & +44.8% Last 5 Years
4th December – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) executives have bought over $200 million of company shares (Blue Owl Capital Corporation) after recent decrease in share price (On 17/11/25: -6%). Blue Owl Capital current market value at $24 billion, with share price -33.6% YTD, +33.1% last 12 months & +44.8% last 5 years. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital limited private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
Blue Owl Capital Corporation – Blue Owl Capital Corporation (NYSE: OBDC) is a specialty finance company focused on lending to U.S. middle-market companies. As of September 30, 2025, OBDC had investments in 238 portfolio companies with an aggregate fair value of $17.1 billion. OBDC has elected to be regulated as a business development company under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended. OBDC is externally managed by Blue Owl Credit Advisors LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser that is an indirect affiliate of Blue Owl Capital Inc. (“Blue Owl”) (NYSE: OWL) and part of Blue Owl’s Credit platform.
About Blue Owl Capital Corporation II – Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (“OBDC II”) is a specialty finance company focused on lending to U.S. middle-market companies. As of September 30, 2025, OBDC II had investments in 190 portfolio companies with an aggregate fair value of $1.7 billion. OBDC II has elected to be regulated as a business development company under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended. OBDC II is externally managed by Blue Owl Credit Advisors LLC, an SEC-registered investment adviser that is an indirect affiliate of Blue Owl Capital Inc. (“Blue Owl”) (NYSE: OWL) and part of Blue Owl’s Credit platform.
United States $295 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital Terminates Merger of 2 Private Credit Funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II) Which Would Had Restricted Investors from Redemption in OCBC II Till Merger Completion, $21 Billion Blue Owl Capital Share Price Decreased -6% on 17th November 2025
20th November – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) has announced to terminate the merger of 2 private credit funds 1) Blue Owl Capital Corporation & 2) Blue Owl Capital Corporation II (OBDC II), which would had restricted investors from redemption in OCBC II till merger completion. The proposed merger caused Blue Owl Capital ($21 billion market value) share price to decrease -6% on 17th November 2025. In 2025 November, Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) limitied private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund.
United States $295 Billion Alternatives Asset Manager Blue Owl Capital Limits Private Credit Fund Withdrawal after Increase in Redemption Requests But Approved $60 Million (6%) Redemptions from $1 Billion Private Credit Fund
19th November – United States alternatives asset manager Blue Owl Capital ($295 billion AUM) is limiting private credit fund withdrawal after increase in redemption requests, but approved $60 million of (6%) redemption from $1 billion private credit fund. Blue Owl Capital – Blue Owl (NYSE: OWL) is a leading asset manager that is redefining alternatives®. With over $295 billion in assets under management as of September 30, 2025, we invest across three multi-strategy platforms: Credit, Real Assets and GP Strategic Capital. Anchored by a strong permanent capital base, we provide businesses with private capital solutions to drive long-term growth and offer institutional investors, individual investors, and insurance companies differentiated alternative investment opportunities that aim to deliver strong performance, risk-adjusted returns, and capital preservation.
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