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Granite Asia nets over $350m for private credit, anchored by Temasek

Granite Asia has successfully raised over $350 million for its private credit initiatives, with significant backing from Temasek. This capital will be utilized to support various investment opportunities in the ... Granite...

Granite Asia raises US$350 mil for fund backed by Temasek, Khazanah, Indonesia Investment Authority

SINGAPORE (Dec 9): Granite Asia, a Singapore-based investment firm, said on Tuesday that it had raised more than US$350 million (RM1.44 billion) in the first close of its Pan-Asia private credit ... Granite...

Financial services major Edelweiss new fund eyes ₹13,500 crore corpus

Edelweiss group’s EAAA Alternatives plans to raise up to $1.5 billion for Edelweiss Special Opportunities Fund IV to back industrials, manufacturing, auto, chemicals and pharma with private credit

Blackstone targets retirement funds for private markets | News.az

The move follows a U.S. executive order signed in August that aims to make it easier for everyday savers to invest in alternative assets through popul…

Hero MotoCorp supplier Shivam Autotech taps private credit again

Shivam Autotech Ltd, an auto component manufacturer that’s led by the Munjal family behind the Hero group and counts Hero MotoCorp Ltd as its main…

Granite Asia raises US$350 million for fund backed by Temasek, Khazanah, INA

Asia’s private credit market is projected to grow 46% to US$92 billion by 2027, according to a report Read more at The Business Times.

Granite Asia Raises Over US$350M, Anchored by Temasek – Fintech Singapore

Granite Asia raises over US$350 million for its Pan-Asia private credit strategy, deploying 30% of capital across six transactions.

Private credit, core-plus infrastructure could offer ‘good risk-reward’ in 2026: Temasek CEO

The appeal lies in the stable cash yields such assets generate over time Read more at The Business Times.

Bank of England to stress test private credit firms as concerns grow

The central bank said it has launched a new exercise to stress-test the resilience of the market.

BOK says shifting loans from households to firms raises Korea growth 0.2 pct

BOK says shifting loans from households to firms raises Korea growth 0.2 pct