Private lending feeds thirst for capital in Asia
Global alternatives firms are increasingly taking part in corporate private lending, entering a market previously the preserve of Asian credit and distressed specialists.
Private lending has become more prevalent in the public domain in Asia, with global players making a foray into a sector that has long been the realm of specialist managers in the region.
BlackRock is eyeing the sector, while KKR co-founder Henry Kravis, during a visit to Hong Kong last year, said the private equity firms was planning to build out its alternative credit business in Asia.
This is being fuelled by a thirst for capital by Asian businesses, and funded by a growing p…
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