CapitaLand closes real estate debt fund with 75% of capital raised
Credo I China fund is poised to be one of China's largest real estate debt funds
Singapore
CAPITALAND has announced the first closing of the group's first discretionary real estate debt fund, with a target capital raise of US$750 million.
The property developer has raised over 70 per cent of the capital, or US$556 million for the fund's first closing, with subsequent commitments from major institutional investors expected later this year, it said.
The Credo I China fund will invest in offshore US dollar-denominated subordinated instruments for real e…
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