The StepStone-backed transaction reportedly extends Blackstone's ownership of a loan portfolio from its Capital Opportunities Fund IV.
The deal would reportedly shift the vehicle's assets into a closed-end structure and trigger a delisting.
The manager is reportedly looking to shift loans from multiple vintages across its Private Markets Credit Strategies and Multi-Asset Credit funds.
PGIM, reinvesting LPs, and PennantPark also invested in the oversubscribed vehicle for a mature portfolio of private credit investments.
The oversubscribed vehicle provides liquidity to investors in Bridgepoint Direct Lending II, which holds a portfolio of senior secured European middle-market loans.
The alternative debt manager specializes in originating and providing financing solutions to small and middle-market enterprises.
The deal will transfer investments across 78 portfolio companies, representing approximately 48% of BlackRock TCP Capital's debt portfolio by fair value.
Potential backers reportedly sought a lower valuation for the loans held in the continuation fund.
The deal, first reported by SecondaryLink last month, comprises approximately 130 securities from a 2021-vintage direct lending fund.
The reported deal adds to a growing list of billion-dollar transactions in the private credit secondaries space.
