A new Form 4 filing shows BlueArc Capital Management, LLC, a 10%+ owner of Crescent Private Credit Income Corp, purchased 208,280 shares of the company on September 1, 2026, in an open-market transaction funded with its own capital.
The purchase was made at $26.33 per share, for a total outlay of $5,484,010.03. Following the transaction, BlueArc Capital Management now holds 3,869,542 shares directly, according to the filing.
What the Filing Shows
Because BlueArc Capital Management is listed as a 10%+ owner rather than an officer or director, the purchase reflects a large institutional stakeholder adding to an already substantial position rather than a routine executive stock award or option exercise. Open-market purchases like this one require the buyer to pay current market price with their own funds, which distinguishes the transaction from compensation-related equity grants that insiders often receive automatically.
Crescent Private Credit Income Corp is not publicly traded on a major exchange under a ticker in this filing, and the company is listed simply as N/A in SEC records reviewed for this report. That is common for certain private credit and business development company structures, where shares may be sold through periodic offerings rather than continuous exchange trading.
Context From Related Filings
This is not the only recent disclosure tracked by whoisbuyingnow.com involving related private credit vehicles. Earlier coverage detailed how Manufacturers Life Bermuda bought $23M more of JH Senior Loan Trust, part of a broader pattern of insider and affiliate activity across the private credit space in recent weeks.
Academic research on insider trading disclosures has found that clusters of open-market purchases by insiders, particularly larger holders with detailed knowledge of a company’s operations, can statistically correlate with periods of relative outperformance compared to purchases by outside investors. That said, this correlation is a historical pattern observed across large datasets of filings and does not predict the outcome of any individual transaction, including this one.
The filing itself does not disclose BlueArc Capital Management’s rationale for the purchase, nor does it include any forward-looking statements about the company’s performance. As with all Form 4 disclosures, the document reports only the mechanics of the transaction: the date, price, share count, and resulting ownership stake, which are the facts presented above.
Readers interested in the underlying SEC filing can consult the primary source document referenced alongside this report.
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Source: original SEC Form 4 filing.