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Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia: The $371 billion investment giant Barings has raised its third European private loan fund with €7 billion ($7.13 billion) in capital commitments.
The North Carolina-based investment management firm said in a media release that it has garnered interest from a global investor base, a mix of public and private pension funds, insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, and family offices.
"Barings saw support from both new and existing investors with more than two-thirds of commitments raised from investors in prior funds," the release noted.
The €7 billion raised exceeded Barings' initial target. The European investment team has deployed €6 billion in the last 18 months across more than 80 transactions, resulting in the third vintage being over 50% invested.
According to the global investment manager, this fundraise brings Barings' total committed capital in Europe to €12.8 billion with €10 billion invested.
"Since joining Barings over 15 years ago, we have completed over 300 private market loan transactions in Europe. We have spent many years creating a leading European Private Debt platform, serving both our investors and private equity customers. Whilst there have been many notable milestones on the way, this fundraising cycle is a clear highlight and is attributed to our team across Europe who have worked hard to make this happen," said Mark Wilton, Managing Director and Co-Portfolio Manager for Barings European Privat...................... To view our full article Click here
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