Blue OWL Capital INC.: management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Blue OWL Capital INC.

Blue Owl Capital Inc. (ticker: OWL) is a U.S.-listed alternative asset manager trading on the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) in the United States. Headquartered in New York City, Blue Owl has built a prominent platform in private capital and alternative investments, with a business model centered on long-term partnerships with sponsors, companies, institutional allocators, and private wealth clients. The company was formed through the combination of Owl Rock Capital Group, Dyal Capital Partners, and Altimar Acquisition Corporation, with the newly formed Blue Owl beginning trading on the NYSE in 2021. Blue Owl’s investment platform is designed around permanent capital and long-duration fee streams, which can provide a degree of revenue visibility relative to more market-sensitive asset managers. Its core activities span private credit, direct lending, capital solutions, sponsor-backed financing, minority equity and secondaries-oriented strategies, as well as other private market offerings. In practical terms, the firm has developed a broad suite of products that serve mid-sized corporates, private equity sponsors, insurance-related capital, and institutional investors seeking differentiated exposure to private markets. This includes lending solutions for companies, financing tied to software and growth-oriented businesses, asset-based finance, and strategic equity or continuation-vehicle style transactions. From a competitive standpoint, Blue Owl is one of the better-known names in the fast-growing private credit ecosystem. Its appeal lies in scale, longstanding sponsor relationships, and the ability to raise capital across institutional and private wealth channels. The firm competes with a wider universe of private credit, direct lending, and alternatives managers, but differentiates itself through a mix of platform breadth, capital permanence, and a strong focus on risk-adjusted returns and capital preservation. For investors, the key themes are the growth of assets under management, underwriting discipline, the resilience of fee-related earnings, and the firm’s exposure to credit-market spreads and private-market deal flow. Recent developments have reinforced the company’s momentum. In 2026, Blue Owl announced the final close of its inaugural strategic equity secondaries strategy with more than $3 billion of commitments, and it also disclosed large-scale asset sales from certain Blue Owl BDCs to institutional investors. Those transactions highlight the depth of the platform and Blue Owl’s ability to originate, manage, and recycle private-market capital efficiently. As a publicly traded company on the NYSE in the United States, Blue Owl remains an important name for global investors following the expansion of private credit and alternative asset management.