BlackRock’s Head of Troubled Private Credit Fund to Exit After Losses
The CEO of BlackRock's private credit fund is stepping down amid mounting losses and an ongoing valuation probe.
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Phil Tseng, the CEO of BlackRock TCP Capital, is set to step down amid mounting losses and a valuation probe of the private credit fund. The departure comes as the fund faces signs of trouble, with reports indicating a probe into its valuations.
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Tseng, the CEO of BlackRock's private credit fund, is exiting the role. The departure follows a period of mounting losses and signs of trouble within the fund.
Coverage from Bloomberg, Benzinga, TipRanks, Capital Brief, and TradingView emphasizes that the exit coincides with a probe into the fund's valuations. The fund is characterized across these reports as troubled.
Future developments depend on the outcome of the valuation probe and the leadership transition following Tseng's departure.
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BlackRock’s Head of Troubled Private Credit Fund to Exit After Losses Bloomberg.com · 92d ago broke it first
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Who is leaving BlackRock?
Tseng, the CEO of BlackRock's private credit fund.
Why is the CEO departing?
The departure follows mounting losses and occurs during a valuation probe.
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