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Taking the Credit — Wealthy individuals join clamour for private credit

Josie Shillito's avatar
  1. Josie Shillito
4 min read

Apollo’s launch this week of a vehicle through which retail investors can access private credit follows in the footsteps of the likes of Blackstone. At least six or seven other large investment houses have used a Luxembourg-based SICAV (fund structure), occasionally with a European Long-Term Investment Fund (ELTIF) wrapper to open private markets up to the general public.

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