Blue Owl’s Software Lending Move Shakes Private Credit World

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Feb 21, 2026

Blue Owl sold $1.4 billion in loans to meet investor demands, but the move sparked a sharp selloff and questions about private credit stability. Could this be the start of bigger troubles in illiquid markets?

Financial market analysis from 21/02/2026. Market conditions may have changed since publication.

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The article must be 3000 words min, in English, rephrased, human style.

Start with hook paragraph.

Then H2.

Then H3s.

Use WP format.

Vary sentences, opinions, etc.

No defamation.

Rephrase entirely.

Title: Blue Owl’s Loan Sale Rocks Private Credit Markets

Chars: about 50.

Meta: Explore the implications of Blue Owl’s $1.4 billion asset sale and redemption changes in the private credit landscape, as software lending concerns mount.

Main keyword: private credit

Tags: private credit, software loans, Blue Owl sale, investor redemptions, market quake

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Excerpt: When a major private lender sells off $1.4 billion in loans at almost full value, you might think it’s good news. But for Blue Owl, it sparked fears of forced sales and liquidity issues. What’s really going on in private credit?

Image prompt: Create a hyper-realistic illustration for a blog that captures the essence of the article. The image should be evocative enough for the reader to immediately guess the main subject of the article without needing to read the text. Use relevant visual metaphors, recognizable symbols, and a color palette adapted to the article. The illustration should be vibrant, engaging, and function as an instant visual preview of the content with clean and professional execution. It needs a well-crafted, unique image that truly represents the article and it should make the reader want to click on the image. Réaliste. A dramatic scene of a large owl perched on a cracking financial chart, with loan documents and software code falling like rain, stormy sky, red and blue tones for tension and finance.

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Now, for the article, I need to write a long one.

To reach 3000 words, expand with explanations, background on private credit, why software is key, AI fears, liquidity in illiquid assets, implications for investors, comparisons, opinions, etc.

Use quotes as “Industry observers note…”

No specific names except Blue Owl as in article.

The article mentions Blue Owl, Craig Packer, etc.

But prompt says “Ne mentionne jamais le nom des journaux ou sources spécifiques dans le texte principal.”

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For citations, “According to executives…”

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Start writing in mind.

The response is XML.

So,

Blue Owl’s Software Lending Move Shakes Private Credit World

Blue Owl’s $1.4 billion loan sale at near par value was intended to reassure, but it triggered fears over redemptions and software exposure in private credit. Dive into the details and what it means for investors.

private credit

private credit, software lending, Blue Owl Capital, investor redemptions, AI disruption

direct lending, alternative assets, software sector, liquidity risks, market selloff, asset sales, redemption pressure, credit quality, institutional investors, business development companies, AI impact, private markets, financial stability, investor confidence, sector exposure

Blue Owl sold $1.4 billion in loans to meet investor demands, but the move sparked a sharp selloff and questions about private credit stability. Could this be the start of bigger troubles in illiquid markets?

Market News

News

hyper-realistic illustration of a massive owl standing on a fractured stock chart, surrounded by floating loan papers and software icons, dark stormy atmosphere with red accents highlighting tension in private credit markets, professional and engaging finance visual.

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