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Blue Owl's blues reignite debate over retail money in private credit

Regulators examine links between insurers and private markets

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Question marks about whether private markets can ever truly offer liquidity to retail investors are to the fore again after asset manager Blue Owl restricted withdrawals from one of its retail-focused credit funds.