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Though Blue Owl has three lines of business, private credit—specifically direct lending in private-equity deals—is the firm’s calling card and growth engine, and the straw that’s stirring Wall Street’s punch bowl lately.

Mr. Ansari provides one character with what’s meant to be a stirring monologue about how CEOs should simply give out big raises lest the workers of the world unite against them.

“The first time it happened, we were really young,” Key said, gingerly grasping a spoon with his heavily tattooed hand while stirring a cup of hot tea.

The challenge has felled two previous prime ministers over the past year, driving up the country’s borrowing costs and stirring investor worries.

Unlike in the U.S., hate speech is illegal in the U.K. and police regularly arrest people for allegedly stirring up hatred in online posts.