Boaz Weinstein’s investment firm, Saba Capital, along with Cox Capital, is gearing up to make a tender offer for stakes in three semiliquid private-credit funds. Wall Street Journal (Markets) posted on X that this move is part of a broader strategy to capitalize on opportunities within the private-credit market. The funds in question are known for their unique structure, offering investors a blend of liquidity and access to private credit investments. This initiative reflects a growing interest in private-credit funds, which have become increasingly popular among investors seeking higher yields and diversification. The tender offer is expected to attract significant attention from stakeholders looking to optimize their investment portfolios in the current economic climate. Details regarding the specific funds involved and the terms of the offer are yet to be disclosed.