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More Private Credit Mangers Will 'Hold the Line': Hirsch

Bloomberg Markets
Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 6:31 PM
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Erik Hirsch, Co-CEO of Hamilton Lane, joins Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets." While most funds had tried to meet investor demands for cash, BlackRock last week decided to limit withdrawals in a...

Erik Hirsch, Co-CEO of Hamilton Lane, joins Matt Miller on "Bloomberg Markets." While most funds had tried to meet investor demands for cash, BlackRock last week decided to limit withdrawals in a move that other managers have since followed. Hirsch says he expects more managers to follow suit. (Source: Bloomberg)

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