Private credit: A crowded space for large deals, but healthy pipeline for smaller ticket sizes
Funding gap in Asia to serve small and medium enterprises signals potential growth
Raphael Lim
INVESTMENT firm Muzinich & Co expects greater competition for large-cap private credit deals in Asia-Pacific. But the pipeline remains healthy in smaller ticket sizes.
The firm, which specialises in corporate credit, also believes there are opportunities for more non-bank financing to take place in the region.
Andrew Tan, Asia-Pacific chief executive of Muzinich & Co, told The Business Times in an interview that there are two markets at play, with most funds being raised for the large cap or the upper-middle segment of the market.
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