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    Blue Owl tipped UK lender into insolvency after discrepancy concerns, FT reports

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    Posted on March 17, 2026

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    Last updated: March 17, 2026

    Blue Owl tipped UK lender into insolvency after discrepancy concerns, FT reports - Finance news and analysis from Global Banking & Finance Review
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    Quick Summary

    Blue Owl, exposed to approximately £36 million ($48 million) in risky loans to London-based Century Capital—which entered administration with about £95 million in debt—reportedly triggered the firm's collapse; administrators expect full loan recovery.

    Table of Contents

    • Blue Owl's Actions Lead to Century Capital's Administration
    • Background of the Incident
    • Verification and Reporting
    • Editorial Credits

    Blue Owl Drives UK Lender Century Capital Into Insolvency Amid Financial Concerns

    Blue Owl's Actions Lead to Century Capital's Administration

    Background of the Incident

    March 17 (Reuters) - U.S. private credit firm Blue Owl pushed London-based mortgage lender Century Capital into administration after discovering the UK group had dismissed a director over financial discrepancies, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.

    Verification and Reporting

    Reuters could not immediately verify the report.

    Editorial Credits

    (Reporting by Abu Sultan in Bengaluru; Editing by Sumana Nandy)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Blue Owl’s exposure to Century Capital, a UK bridging lender in high-end London property, was around £36 million ($48 million), raising investor concern over private‑credit risks and liquidity in the sector (whbl.com)
    • •Century Capital entered administration carrying approximately £95 million of total debt, but administrators (RSM UK) expect full recovery and no creditors have accused the group of fraud (trustfinance.com)
    • •This event added pressure to Blue Owl’s stock, compounding prior liquidity issues leading to a $1.4 billion asset sale and permanent redemption restrictions in one of its funds (whbl.com)

    References

    • Blue Owl has $48 million exposure to collapsed UK property lender, Bloomberg News reports | 1330 & 101.5 WHBL
    • Blue Owl Stock Falls After £36M UK Lender Loss | TrustFinance Blog

    Frequently Asked Questions about Blue Owl tipped UK lender into insolvency after discrepancy concerns, FT reports

    1Why was Century Capital pushed into insolvency?

    Blue Owl pushed Century Capital into insolvency after discovering the dismissal of a director over financial discrepancies.

    2Who is Blue Owl?

    Blue Owl is a U.S. private credit firm involved in the administration proceedings of UK lender Century Capital.

    3What financial discrepancies were found at Century Capital?

    The Financial Times reported that Century Capital dismissed a director over concerns with financial discrepancies.

    4Is the Financial Times report independently verified?

    Reuters was unable to immediately verify the Financial Times report.

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