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Arini closes first European direct lending fund with $4bn-plus target

Pensions, sovereign wealth funds and other institutions backed the fund, which had close to $2bn deployed at close.

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  • Arini has closed its first European direct lending fund with a $4bn-plus deployment target, according to Alternative Credit Investor.

  • The fund had close to $2bn already deployed at close, with commitments from pensions, sovereign wealth funds and other institutions, the publication reported.

Arini has closed its first European direct lending fund with a $4bn-plus deployment target, according to Alternative Credit Investor.

The fund had close to $2bn already deployed at close, with commitments from pensions, sovereign wealth funds and other institutions, the publication reported.

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