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Withdrawals have almost trebled since October
Hundreds affected as one of biggest US landlords calls time on long period of pandemic forbearance
Plus, Big Oil shareholders get a windfall and Franklin Templeton’s dealmaking-fuelled reinvention
The turmoil of 2022 and the disclosure of Breit redemptions have put the asset manager on the defensive
Private equity group already contending with investors wanting to pull cash from Breit
Restrictions suggest ‘broadening contagion’ as retail investors cash out of private vehicles
Court ruling over Stuy Town delivers blow to firm over Manhattan apartment complex
Is it a sign of confidence or distress?
Private equity group offers minimum annual return of 11.25% with $1bn backstop to entice endowment
Firms are having trouble finding people to hand over cash
Asset manager’s real estate and credit vehicles have been hit by wave of redemption requests
London-listed music group seeks to revive stock after run of deals end
Stephen Schwarzman calls Breit vehicle ‘some of our best work’ after limits on investor withdrawals
Basically, aggressively ratchet up rents and restart evictions
Plus, Vodafone’s CEO packs up his desk and Digital Currency Group’s FTX-esque fiasco
BREIT contagion candidates
Redemptions from Breit accelerated in July as Asian property markets plunged and interest rates rose
Relax though, this isn’t the summer of 2007
Plus, can bitcoin reinflate?
Plus, what to expect from the Wirecard trial, and Credit Suisse and HSBC take the stage at the FT banking summit
Private equity group sells stakes in Las Vegas casinos
They love their $145bn property trust, and think you should too
Italian family and US alternatives giant close in on buyout of transport infrastructure company
US investigators allege workers as young as 13 employed in abattoirs in ‘oppressive’ conditions
Direct lending from private credit firms is efficient but pricey
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