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    Vivriti Asset Management returns over Rs 3,400 crore to investors across two fund vintages

    Vivriti Asset Management has completed and exited its Vintage II credit funds, returning over Rs 2,260 crore in capital and income. The funds invested across more than 45 companies, delivering gross IRRs of around 12% to 15%.

    Vivriti promoter increases stake as co rejigs business to increase focus on fee income

    Promoter Vineet Sukumar invested Rs 200 crore to raise his stake to 11.5% in Vivriti Next. The move precedes an IPO before 2029, expanding products for mid-market clients, while private equity and global investors maintain majority stakes.

    Vivriti Asset Management plans Rs 5,000-cr diversified bond fund

    Vivriti Asset Management plans to launch a diversified bond fund of ₹5,000 crore in the second quarter of the next financial year, with a greenshoe option of ₹2,000 crore, chief investment officer Soumendra Ghosh said. The firm is also close to closing its existing ₹2,200-crore bond fund after securing commitments of over ₹2,100 crore.

    Germany's DEG makes maiden bet on India debt fund via Vivriti's GIFT City vehicle, sources say

    German development finance institution DEG has approved its first-ever investment in an Indian debt fund, committing capital to Vivriti ⁠Asset Management's asset-backed securitisation fund based in GIFT City, two people familiar with the matter said.

    Vivriti Capital raises $25 million ADB loan for climate bond

    Vivriti Capital Limited has raised $25 million from the Asian Development Bank to support its green finance initiatives, focusing on renewable energy and electric vehicle projects.

    Credit funds, family offices fill void left by banks at AIFs

    The central bank came out with a circular in December 2023, requiring mainstream banks and NBFCs to divest their investments in AIFs that have funded any company that has borrowed from the bank or NBFC. The regulator had also raised provisions for banks or NBFCs investing in AIFs that subsequently lend to their borrowing companies.

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