London-based alternative investment firm
The P-SECC fund received initial funding from seed investors and employees, and currently has about $435 million of assets under management, according to the statement. It’s set to launch this quarter. Investors in the fund will get exposure to a private credit secondaries portfolio focused primarily on senior debt investments sourced through Pantheon’s global private credit platform.
Trading private credit stakes is the latest development in the $1.6 trillion market, and has been ...
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