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Friday, April 3, 2026

Ares Limits Private Credit Fund Withdrawals After Large Scale Redemption Requests. An Analysis

 


Ares limited withdrawals to 5 % from its $22.7 billion Ares Strategic Income Fund (ASIF) after investors sought to withdraw as much as 11.6 % of the fund's Net Asset Value.

Ares' Strategic Income Fund (ASIF) redemptions cap, after also Apollo also capped redemptions from its $25 billion private credit fund, Apollo Debt Solutions is another sign of the stress the nearly 2.0 trillion + USD in assets private credit industry is going through.

Ares' 22.7 billion USDs and Apollo's 25 billion USDs are huge funds.

Investors sought to pull roughly 22% of shares from Blue Owl Credit Income Corp., its flagship $36 billion private-credit fund.

These are huge multi billion USDs redemptions requests.

If the private credit industry does not honor them, be it staggered through time, the private credit industry will have a huge credibility issue, which could turn into a solvency problem in time.

Furthermore, if the current AI technology boom turns into a bust, defined by the Nasdaq Composite falling more than 62 % from its recent peak, the private equity and private credit industry will face bankruptcy possibility issues, because then clients may start puling out money from private equity and private credit funds en masse.