Partners Group caps redemptions, shares plunge 17% amid private credit fears
Partners Group has limited withdrawals from its $8.6 billion evergreen fund after facing a surge in redemption requests. This decision led to a significant drop in the company's shares, which fell by 17%, marking its worst stock performance since going public in 2006. The firm attributes the cap on redemptions to investor concerns about private markets rather than issues with its asset performance.
- ▪Partners Group capped redemptions from its Global Value SICAV fund after requests surged to nearly 10%.
- ▪The company's shares dropped 17%, making it the worst single-day stock decline since its IPO in 2006.
- ▪Partners Group's stock is down approximately 30% year-to-date, reflecting market concerns over private market managers.
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