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Private credit fashions a cautious entry, attracts attention of PE players

Despite differences over the projected size of this market, a growing number of PE funds are testing the waters

Private credit
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This reordering has provided an opportunity for alternative asset management companies for refinancing or for rescue finance

Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi
India’s potentially high-growth private credit market, one of the fastest growing asset classes globally, is attracting the attention of a bevy of alternative asset management firms. There may be quibbles about size, but global and local funds have already joined the game — Blackstone, SSG Capital, True North, Edelweiss and Bain Credit.

Since 2018, as many as 35 credit funds, a type of fund that invests in relatively risky but high-return assets, were registered in the country and many others are thinking of taking the plunge into various forms of private credit. ICICI Venture is one of them. Its CEO

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