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Jeffrey Gundlach commented on a statement by BlackRock CEO Larry Fink regarding investor redemptions and fiduciary duty. Fink stated, ''If I allowed more people to redeem, I am not a fiduciary to those who are staying in''. Gundlach argued that this is effectively an admission that the net asset value (NAV) of the fund may not be accurate. This view raises questions about asset pricing transparency and highlights ongoing industry scrutiny over how large asset managers calculate and manage fund NAVs. The implications are significant for investor trust and the broader management of risk within the asset management sector.
Gundlach has previously raised concerns that a leveraged fund's liquidity to meet redemptions may involve further borrowing, according to a past statement. He has also advised against buying general obligation municipal bonds in California, Illinois and New York, citing specific credit risks in those states in earlier comments. These remarks add context to his current focus on asset valuation and redemptions in large funds.