Private Debt Intelligence – 7/25/2022
Rapid growth in fundraising of Asian private debt funds
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There has been a rapid uptake in fundraising by private debt funds in Asia over the past year. The aggregate capital raised by private debt funds in Asia was $6.3bn in Q2 of 2022, growing over 6x from the $1bn raised in the same quarter last year. While the region still lags North America, where the aggregate capital raised in Q2 2022 was $38.3bn, it has managed to catch up with Europe which stood at $8.2bn. Compared to the $20.0bn raised in Q2 2021, Europe was the only one of the three regions to see a decline in fundraising compared to a year earlier. The fundraising growth in Asia over the past year indicates strong investor appetite for private debt, although the product is not yet as established in the region.
(Past performance is no guarantee of future results.)
Contact: Harsha Narayan
harsha.narayan@preqin.com
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