BMASX Blackstone Private Multi-Asset Credit & Income Fund Insider Trading

Lee Eugene Weichih (Co-CIO) acquired 6,538 shares of BMACX at $15.37, total $100,500.00.

Lee Eugene Weichih, Co-Chief Investment Officer, made an initial purchase of 6,538 shares in Blackstone Private Multi-Asset Credit & Income Fund (BMACX) at $15.37 per share, totaling $100,500.00. This represents a first-time position in the fund by the executive with no prior holdings. As a buy of a company fund by an executive responsible for investment strategy, the transaction reflects direct exposure to a product within the firm's portfolio ecosystem.

Chief Investment Officer Daniel Oneglia buys 16,382 shares of BMACX at $15.26 for $249,999.99

Daniel Oneglia, Chief Investment Officer, made his first purchase in Blackstone Private Multi-Asset Credit & Income Fund (BMACX), acquiring 16,382 shares at $15.26 for a total value of $249,999.99, bringing his holdings from 0 to 16,382 shares. As a newly initiated position by the CIO, this acquisition represents a substantive commitment to the fund's strategy, though the absence of prior trading history in this security and the fund's nature as a multi-asset credit instrument limit broader inference. The transaction reflects direct exposure to the fund's asset allocation strategy rather than a public company equity signal.

Pascucci Hope purchases 32,829 shares of BMASX at $15.23, initial $500,000 position

Pascucci Hope initiated a position in Blackstone Private Multi-Asset Credit & Income Fund (BMASX) with a $500,000.00 purchase of 32,829 shares at $15.23 on 2025-07-31, moving from zero holdings to full ownership of those shares. This represents the insider's first transaction in this particular fund. Across all prior open-market activity, the insider's track record shows 2 prior buys with an average 30-day return of +4.5% but a 90-day return of -8.2% with a 0.00% win rate over the 90-day horizon, indicating prior purchases subsequently declined in value. The scale of this new position ($500,000.00) warrants attention given the modestly adverse cross-ticker historical performance, though the limited historical sample and asset-class specificity warrant deeper review.

Clark James Frederic purchases 9,887 shares of BMACX at $15.17 for $150,000.00, first position in fund

Clark James Frederic established an initial position in Blackstone Private Multi-Asset Credit & Income Fund by purchasing 9,887 shares at $15.17 on 2025-07-03 for a total value of $150,000.00. This represents his first recorded holding in BMACX, transitioning from zero shares pre-transaction to 9,9K shares post-transaction. The $150.0K entry represents a material personal capital commitment to this fund, though without prior holdings history or broader context about fund performance and asset class positioning, the transaction signals entry into a diversified credit instrument rather than a material shift in existing exposure.

Heather von Zuben (CEO) buys 16,666 shares of BMACX at $15.00 for $250,000.01

Heather von Zuben, Chief Executive Officer, acquired 16,666 shares of Blackstone Private Multi-Asset Credit & Income Fund (BMACX) at $15.00 on 2025-05-01 for a total value of $250,000.01, initiating a position from zero holdings. This represents a discrete capital deployment by the CEO into a diversified credit and income fund. Without context on the CEO's broader investment strategy, compensation structure, or whether this acquisition was part of a systematic trading plan or one-off portfolio decision, the transaction's materiality remains unclear—it warrants review against disclosure forms to determine if this reflects personal portfolio management or signals broader strategic intent.

Blackstone Private Credit Strategies LLC bought 1,660,000 shares of BMACX at $15.00 for $24,900,000.00

Blackstone Private Credit Strategies LLC, a 10% owner, purchased 1,660,000 shares at $15.00 on 2025-05-01, increasing holdings from 6,666 shares to 1,666,666 shares. This $24,900,000.00 transaction represents a +24900.0% increase in the insider's prior position, indicating a substantial capital deployment into its own fund vehicle. The magnitude of this acquisition—moving from a minimal baseline to meaningful fund ownership—reflects significant conviction by the controlling shareholder to increase stake in BMACX, though the transaction occurs within a Blackstone-controlled entity structure rather than an independent insider trading context.