Blue Owl Capital has decided to sell loans as an alternative method to offer liquidity to investors, following the shelving of a merger between two private credit funds three months ago. Bloomberg posted on X, detailing the company's strategic shift in response to investor needs. The decision comes as Blue Owl Capital seeks to fulfill its commitment to providing liquidity, which was initially intended to be achieved through the merger. The move to sell loans represents a significant change in strategy, aimed at ensuring investors receive the promised liquidity despite the merger's cancellation. This approach highlights Blue Owl Capital's adaptability in navigating the complexities of private credit markets and addressing investor expectations.