Pensions & Investments, by Natalie Koh

Exciting developments in Asia’s private credit market as fundraising, deal activity and returns have seen a steady rise. Our Deputy CIO and Managing Director, Eddie Ong, recently shared his perspective with Natalie Koh from Pensions & Investments on the unique dynamics shaping private credit across the region.

Eddie discussed how Asia’s bespoke deal structures offer greater flexibility and downside protection compared to developed markets. As he notes, “Now that the rates in the West have started to come off, Asian loans, which are largely short-dated and priced at a fixed rate, are becoming more attractive to investors.”

With $4 billion in assets under management, SeaTown recently closed its second private credit fund at over $1.3 billion, underscoring our commitment to unlocking value in this evolving asset class.

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