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BlackRock Fund Faces Steep Value Drop
26 Jan
Summary
- BlackRock's private credit fund faces a significant 19% net asset value markdown.
- The fund focuses on middle-market companies valued between $100 million and $1.5 billion.
- Shares in BlackRock TCP Capital Corp. fell 8% in premarket trading following the disclosure.
A private credit fund associated with BlackRock is experiencing a substantial decline, with its net asset value set to be marked down by nearly one-fifth. This situation is impacting BlackRock TCP Capital Corp. (TCPC), an investment vehicle specializing in the private credits of "middle-market" companies. These companies are typically valued between $100 million and $1.5 billion.
Following a late Friday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, TCPC disclosed that its net asset value for the fourth quarter will experience a 19% reduction. In premarket trade, shares of the fund saw an 8% decrease as a direct consequence of this revelation.
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