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Hendricks

American  
[hen-driks] / ˈhɛn drɪks /

noun

  1. Thomas Andrews, 1819–85, vice president of the U.S. 1885.


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Robert Hendricks immediately emailed his wealth adviser after seeing headlines on X saying Blue Owl Capital OWL 2.78%increase; green up pointing triangle was halting redemptions in one of its private-credit funds.

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“The last thing you want to hear as an investor is that the door is closing,” said Hendricks, an Ohio resident who first invested in private credit about two years ago.

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Hendricks is among the individual investors who piled into private-credit funds in recent years and are now wondering whether they made a mistake.

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Hendricks, the Ohio investor, had put money into private credit after telling his adviser he wanted to generate income, and dedicated a conservative portion of his portfolio—about $75,000—in a Blue Owl fund.

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Hendricks said that the fund has been performing and paying dividends, but that the value of his investment is now around $72,600.

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