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Ares Capital Will Pay a 30 Per Cent Premium for an Apollo-Managed Lender. The $10.88 Price Is Still 15 Per Cent Below What the Lender Says Its Loans Are Worth.

Ares Capital, the largest listed business development company, agreed on 26 October to buy MidCap Financial Investment Corporation, which is managed by an Apollo affiliate, for about $10.88 a share in cash and stock, a total enterprise value of about $2.6 billion. The price is a 30.1 per cent premium to MFIC's last close but below its preliminary net asset value of about $12.86 a share. The deal needs MFIC shareholder approval and is expected to close in the first half of 2027.

By Daniel Okafor 6 hours ago

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Investors Asked to Pull 39% of Blue Owl's Tech Lending Fund. It Will Pay Out 5%.

Shareholders in Blue Owl Technology Income Corp. asked to sell 39 per cent of the fund back in the third quarter, about $1.1 billion. The fund will buy back 5 per cent, so each request will be filled at about 13 per cent. At Blue Owl's larger credit fund, requests fell for a second quarter, to 16.8 per cent of shares. Across the two, investors asked for $4.2 billion.

By Daniel Okafor October 5, 2026

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Ares Capital Will Pay a 30 Per Cent Premium for an Apollo-Managed Lender. The $10.88 Price Is Still 15 Per Cent Below What the Lender Says Its Loans Are Worth.

Investors Asked to Pull 39% of Blue Owl's Tech Lending Fund. It Will Pay Out 5%.