Credit

Credit

BlackRock’s global credit platform has a long history of seeking to deliver client outcomes aligned with investment objectives across both public and private credit markets.

Capital at risk. The value of investments and the income from them can fall as well as rise and are not guaranteed. Investors may not get back the amount originally invested.

Why BlackRock for credit?

In periods of greater economic uncertainty where risks remain high and markets volatile, achieving superior risk-adjusted results through the credit cycle requires a different kind of partner. BlackRock’s global credit platform seeks to deliver outperformance with true partnership.

Fundamental bottom-up investors powered by a global platform

Fundamental bottom-up investors powered by a global platform

We combine global resources with local expertise to drive analysis and decisions that could capture potential opportunities for returns and increased portfolio resiliency.
Superior access to quality investment opportunities

Access to quality investment opportunities

Our scale, networks in liquid and illiquid markets, and track record of being a partner for companies seeking capital are core to our ability in aiming to generate alpha.*
Fundamental credit research

Insights amplified with analytics and technology

Our analytics and technology capabilities drive our information edge, empowering greater transparency to help make better investment decisions.

*For illustrative purposes only.

BlackRock Global Credit offerings

We invest in a range of investment opportunities with varying risk, return, liquidity and time horizon. Our platform is aligned globally across three investment pillars:

  • Leveraged finance: A platform spanning high yield, bank loan and CLO investing.
  • Multi-strategy credit: Flexible opportunities for owning credit throughout the cycle in public, public-private blended and long/short strategies
  • Private credit: Deep and experienced teams investing across U.S., European and Asian private markets in direct lending, opportunistic and event-driven strategies