Blackstone raises $834.8m for new listed debt fund
The Blackstone Group has raised $834.8m in the IPO of its new closed-ended debt vehicle GSO Strategic Credit Fund.
GSO Strategic Credit Fund started trading in New York on Wednesday (NYSE:BGB).
The fund raised $834.8m in its initial offering and could attract up to $960m should the underwriters exercise their overallotment options. The underwriting syndicate comprises Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, UBS Investment Bank and Wells Fargo Securities.
The fund will invest in sub-investment grade corporate debt. It is the third closed-ended fund of its kind for Blackstone; GSO Senior Floating Rate Term Fund (BSL) and GSO Dynamic Credit Income Fund (BGX) are also traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
The fund is managed by senior managing director Dan Smith.
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