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Kkrto Plough 300 Mn Into Private Credit Fund as Losses Mount
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AI insight
AI-generatedThe article reports KKR's $300 million capital injection into its struggling private credit fund FS KKR Capital, which has suffered significant losses and a 46% NAV decline. This signals stress in the private credit market, potentially affecting asset managers and banks with exposure to similar funds. The mechanism is a capital injection to support a distressed fund, indicating potential margin compression for KKR and broader credit market concerns.
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- KKR to invest $300 million into FS KKR Capital.
- FS KKR Capital net asset value per share fell from $20.89 to $18.83 (46% drop over past year).
- Loss per share increased from $0.41 to $1.57.
- Non-accruals in portfolio rose to 4.2%.
- KKR to purchase $150 million in convertible perpetual preferred stock and tender offer for up to $150 million in common stock at $11 per share.
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