The firm is developing products for retirement and mass affluent investors as wealth AUM soars 41% YoY to $82 billion.
The firm reported a 14% QoQ increase in private wealth inflows, supported by growth across its evergreen funds and easing redemption pressure in its credit and real estate vehicles.
The deal will lower the surviving fund's base management fee to 1% and broaden investor access through brokerage and advisory channels.
Eligible shareholders can borrow up to 65% of NAV on positions of at least $1 million while continuing to seek fund repurchases.
The non-traded BDC accepted all 1.8 million shares tendered in Q3, with investors to receive non-interest-bearing, non-transferable promissory notes instead of immediate cash.
Withdrawal requests at Barings Private Credit Corporation reached 10.68% of outstanding shares in Q3, with just 46.84% of validly tendered shares accepted on a pro-rata basis.
