StocksMedium•29 September 2026•
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Goldman Sachs Private Credit Fund Redemptions Slow in Q3
Key Facts
1Goldman Sachs' private credit fund reported a further slowdown in investor withdrawal requests during its third-quarter tender offer.
2The data indicates that redemption pressures are easing across the broader private credit industry.
Goldman Sachs' private credit fund reported a further slowdown in investor withdrawal requests during its third-quarter tender offer. Reuters reported that the data indicates redemption pressures are easing across the broader private credit industry, defying previous trends of elevated exits.
GS closed at $916.28 on September 28, 2026, having reached a day high of $932 during that session. In the broader banking sector, Morgan Stanley closed at $193.64 and Bank of America closed at $55.47 on the same date, while JPMorgan Chase was trading at $334.4301 on September 29, 2026.