A private credit fund under Baring has imposed restrictions on redemptions.

SadMoneyMeow · 2026-04-06T19:57:01+00:00

Asset management firm Baring decided to impose redemption restrictions on its private credit fund after investors redeemed 11.3% of shares in the first quarter, accepting only 5% of redemption requests to balance liquidity needs and capital management.

SadMoneyMeow

2026-04-06 19:57:01

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**Opinion Network News: ** On April 6, asset management company Baillie Gifford stated in a regulatory filing that because investors applied for redemptions of 11.3% of the fund’s units in the first quarter, it has imposed redemption limits on one of its private credit funds, and will accept share repurchase applications for 5% of the units.

In a letter to shareholders, the fund said: “We aim to strike a balance between meeting short-term liquidity needs and prudently managing capital between investors seeking an exit and those continuing to hold their investments.”

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