Institutional investors step up bets on private credit as insurers, pension funds and DFIs back new funds

Published 03 Nov 2026, 00:21 IST

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Institutional investors are now allocating more funds to private credit, significantly from insurance companies and pension funds. Neo Alternative Asset Managers has seen its second fund receive 22-25% contributions from these investors. Ascertis Credit's fourth fund also attracted commitments…

— The Economic Times

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Institutional investors are now allocating more funds to private credit, significantly from insurance companies and pension funds. Neo Alternative Asset Managers has seen its second fund receive 22-25% contributions from these investors. Ascertis Credit's fourth fund also attracted commitments…

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The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co. Current article 03 Nov 2026, 00:21 IST

Institutional investors step up bets on private credit as insurers, pension funds and DFIs back new funds

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The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust 03 Nov 2026, 11:47 IST

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