BlueMountain raises $1.4bn for illiquid credit

The credit investor has persuaded clients to lock in their money for five years – a rare achievement at a time when greater liquidity is high on the agenda in the wider hedge fund community

One of the world's largest credit managers has persuaded investors to commit more than $1.4bn for a minimum of five years in a fund targeting less liquid debt strategies – a rare achievement at a time when greater liquidity is high on the agenda in the wider hedge fund community.

The BlueMountain Credit Opportunites Fund I has closed with over $1.4bn from institutional investors and family offices, which have committed their money for five years, according to a statement from the firm.

WSJ Logo
Pro Bono or Pro Nono? Law Firms Split on Fulfilling Deals With TrumpExternal link

Pro Bono or Pro Nono? Law Firms Split on Fulfilling Deals With Trump