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KKR partners GIC to set up India real estate lending company

Thu, Jan 08, 2015 - 2:47 PM

[MUMBAI] Private equity fund KKR & Co LP said on Thursday it had set up a non-banking financial company in India for lending to the real estate sector, with an investment from Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC.

This will be KKR's second non-banking finance company in India, it said in a statement.

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