Benefit Street Partners
TrustedEstablished in 2008, the BSP platform manages funds for institutions, high-net-worth and retail investors across various strategies including: private/opportunistic debt, liquid loans, high yield, special situations, long-short liquid credit and commercial real estate debt. These complementary strategies leverage the proprietary sourcing, analytical, operational and compliance capabilities that encompass BSP’s robust institutional platform.
Our team invests across the credit spectrum – from senior secured debt to subordinated debt, as well as both liquid and illiquid credit – and has extensive experience deploying capital through multiple business cycles. BSP takes a flexible and opportunistic approach to investing and seeks to capitalize on the best risk-adjusted returns depending on where we are in the credit cycle. This has resulted in a track record of attractive absolute and relative returns to investors.
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| Jul 14, 2026 | ‘Nobody underwrote for that’: Private credit faces a key test as higher rates squeeze borrowers | As the Middle East conflict pushes inflation higher, the risk of higher-for-longer interest rates is emerging as private credit’s next major flashpoint. Underlying borrowers are still paying near-peak coupons and, as rate cut hopes fade, st... |
| Mar 2, 2026 | We’re cutting one of our financial stock positions due private credit concerns | |
| Jan 19, 2026 | Here’s what Trump’s push into mortgage bonds could mean for income investors | |
| Jan 10, 2026 | Benefit Street Partners Closes Real Estate Opportunistic Debt Fund II At $10 Billion | Benefit Street Partners (BSP), a credit-focused alternative asset manager, announced it has reached a final close for BSP Real Estate Opportunistic Debt Fund II (ODF II), providing $10 billion of investable capital inclusive of related vehi... |
| Jan 9, 2026 | Benefit Street scores $10bn of new RE debt investable capital through latest fund close | Franklin Templeton’s credit arm Benefit Street Partners has scored $10bn of new investable capital through the final c |
| Dec 29, 2025 | Publicly traded private-credit funds set for worst year since 2020 | Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article. tttni& p ptrsihei elr mee ee eoiem0t0vqfte lp2tehusoe5Sa oicuPs nko$raf eyrhnc sahsv rg ee17t e iarods ttrreie.drllo 2o m iur .nttilBsip0to onaantnt;sm,wt esctme 0nnarrseiei uedieivsoarv e... |
| Sep 2, 2025 | Benefit Street Partners: $2.3 Billion Private Credit Continuation Vehicle Closed | Benefit Street Partners, recognized as a leading credit-focused alternative asset manager, has made waves in the financial world with its diverse range of investment strategies that span the entire credit spectrum. Recently, they announced ... |
| Sep 2, 2025 | Coller Capital leads $2.3bn Benefit Street continuation fund | Franklin Templeton’s credit arm Benefit Street Partners has raised a $2.3bn continuation fund, with investment led by |
| Aug 11, 2025 | Amylu Foods Receives Investment from TowerBrook Capital Partners and Prelude Growth Partners | Amylu Foods, a Chicago, Illinois-based manufacturer of all-natural, value-added protein products, received an investment from TowerBrook Capital Partners L.P., together with Prelude Growth Partners. The amount of the deal was not disclosed.... |
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FAQ about Benefit Street Partners
When was Benefit Street Partners founded?
Benefit Street Partners was founded in 2008.
What has the press written about Benefit Street Partners?
Parsers VC has collected 16 articles mentioning Benefit Street Partners, among them “‘Nobody underwrote for that’: Private credit faces a key test as higher rates squeeze borrowers” (Jul 14, 2026) and “We’re cutting one of our financial stock positions due private credit concerns” (Mar 2, 2026).
Is Benefit Street Partners still active?
Yes, Benefit Street Partners is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Oct 30, 2026.