Perhaps if an ETF holds similar underlying instruments. It is unlikely this impacts Blackrock more broadly or other unrelated ETFs.
Stepping back, the idea with private credit was to move a lot of lending and credit risk taking away from the banks. Because if the bank fails, then it causes risk to the financial system. If a private credit fund does badly, you have sad investors. But the broader financial system is not imperiled.
And there will always be periods where credit does badly. It is the nature of these markets and lending.
TBC, I think the private credit guys got over their skis over the last 5 years and we'll see some sad investors in the next few years.
