The “Bank Run” Nobody Wants to Call a Bank Run Let’s drop the polite language. When nearly 41% of investors in a fund demand their money back at once, that’s not “elevated redemptions.” That’s a run. Blue Owl—one of the biggest players in private credit—just hit that wall. Hard. Their Technology Income Corp fund saw 40.7% of investors head for the exit. Another flagship fund saw requests jump to 21.9%. Those are not normal numbers. Those are panic numbers. And what did Blue Owl do? They slammed the brakes. Redemptions capped. Withdrawals limited. Access restricted. If this were your local bank, people would be lined up around the block. The Illusion of Liquidity Just Got Exposed Private credit has always…
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