Barings Limited capped redemptions at its private credit fund to 5% of shares after Q1 withdrawal requests totalling 11.3%.
The fund accepted to purchase roughly 44.3% of the tendered shares on a pro‑rata basis, per the regulatory filing.
Retail investors are exiting private credit funds amid concerns over transparency, valuations and AI‑related disruption, driving elevated redemption pressure.
Non‑traded funds typically offer quarterly liquidity via tender offers, with a standard 5% redemption cap to protect long‑term shareholder interests.