BlackRock’s Tseng to Exit as CEO of Troubled Private Credit Fund

Published on July 2, 2026

The head of BlackRock Inc.’s beleaguered private credit fund is in the process of leaving the firm, a move that follows months of losses on soured loans and revelations of a US regulatory probe into the unit’s valuation practices.

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