Germany $692 Billion Asset Manager Allianz Global Investors Raised $270 Million for APAC Infrastructure Private Credit Fund (Allianz Asia Pacific Infrastructure Credit Fund) in First Close (Final Close in 2027) from Investors Including World Bank IFC (International Finance Corporation) & Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) to Provide Secured Private Credit Solutions (Senior & Unitranche Credit) to Infrastructure Businesses (Include Energy Transition, Power Transmission & Distribution, Digital Infrastructure, Transportation & Logistics & Environmental Infrastructure) in South & Southeast Asia
28th April 2026 | Hong Kong
Germany asset manager Allianz Global Investors ($692 billion AUM) has raised $270 million for APAC infrastructure private credit fund (Allianz Asia Pacific Infrastructure Credit Fund) in first close (Final close in 2027) from investors including World Bank IFC (International Finance Corporation) & Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) to provide secured private credit solutions (Senior & unitranche credit) to infrastructure businesses (Include energy transition, power transmission & distribution, digital infrastructure, transportation & logistics & environmental infrastructure) in South & Southeast Asia. Announcement (27/4/26): “Allianz Global Investors (AllianzGI) today announced the first close of its Allianz Asia Pacific Infrastructure Credit Fund, with USD 270 million in commitments. The fund is expected to hold its final close in 2027. The fund represents a new private credit vehicle under a dedicated infrastructure credit strategy, complementing AllianzGI’s established Asia Pacific secured lending strategy. It is managed by AllianzGI’s experienced local Asia Private Credit platform under the leadership of Sumit Bhandari in close collaboration with the firm’s global infrastructure debt capabilities. The Asia Pacific Infrastructure Credit Fund focuses on providing secured, bespoke private credit solutions to infrastructure and infrastructure‑like businesses predominantly across South and Southeast Asia. The fund aims to invest primarily in senior and unitranche credit instruments at the operating company or holding company level, backed by essential infrastructure assets with resilient or contracted cash flows, strong asset coverage and with a focus on mitigating downside risks. The fund targets investments across infrastructure sectors with particular focus on energy transition and renewables, power transmission and distribution, digital infrastructure (such as data centres and telecommunications networks), transportation and logistics, and environmental infrastructure, including water, waste and related services. The launch comes at a time when demand for infrastructure investment in South and Southeast Asia continues to grow, driven by urbanisation, rising energy demand, increasing digitalisation and accelerating energy transition initiatives. However, traditional bank and capital‑markets funding have not kept pace, resulting in persistent financing gaps—particularly for mid‑sized and growth‑oriented infrastructure platforms—and increasing demand for flexible, long‑term private credit solutions. The fund is designed to address this significant financing gap and capitalise on a growing, under-penetrated market opportunity by providing bespoke funding solutions to the borrowers. AllianzGI has built a dedicated Asia Private Credit platform since 2018. Our experienced Asia‑based team has deployed capital across a broad range of sectors, including infrastructure—such as roads, airports, power transmission, energy transition and telecommunications—as well as other sectors that demonstrate resilience through economic cycles or benefit from long-term secular growth. The platform works in close collaboration with AllianzGI’s global infrastructure debt capabilities, encompassing approximately EUR 23bn in assets under management. Through bespoke structuring, with a strong emphasis on downside protection and deep local engagement, the platform seeks to unlock value across Asia’s diverse private credit landscape. The team is part of the wider AllianzGI’s Private Markets platform with more than 160 investment professionals located across the globe and managing approximately EUR 98bn in private markets.” In 2026 March, Allianz Global Investors hired Citigroup Julie Koo as Head of Distribution Asia-Pacific (1/5/26). Julie Koo has 32 years of asset management, private banking & financial industry experience at Citigroup, Citi Private Bank, UBS, HSBC, Fidelity International & Pyramis Global Advisors in Hong Kong, London & United States, and held senior roles including as Global Head of Partnerships & Relationship Management, Global Head of Third Party Manager Solutions, Head of Sales APAC & Head of Institutional Distribution APAC. In 2025 September, Allianz Global Investors appointed 13-year veteran & current Head of Fixed Income Singapore Mark Tay as Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income APAC (1/10/25), succeeding Jenny Zeng who will assume the role of Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income (2026). Mark Tay has 28 years of investment experience including at Allianz Global Investors, HSBC Private Bank, AXA Investment Managers & DBS. In 2025 August, Germany Allianz Global Investors appointed Aliyahdin Saugi as President Director Indonesia in addition to his current role as Head of Indonesia (PT Allianz Global Investors Asset Management Indonesia). Aliyahdin Saugi joined Allianz Global Investors in 2025 April, and has 18 years of asset management experience at BNP Paribas Investment Partners (Head of Equity) & Mandiri Investasi (CEO, CIO). In 2025 June, Allianz Global Investors hired Citigroup Deputy Chief European Economist Christian Schultz as Chief Economist (1/7/25). Christian Schultz has 22 years experience as an economist & consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), European Central Bank (ECB), European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA), Germany oldest private bank Berenberg & Citigroup. In 2025 May, Allianz Global Investors announced the launch of the first Active Equity ETF (Exchange-traded fund) for investors with Taiwan as launchpad. Taiwan ETF market is at more than $200 billion (TWD 6 trillion) & Taiwan equity mutual fund at $19.6 billion (TWD 587.5 billion). In 2025 January, Allianz Global Investors raised $1.5 billion (EUR 1.5 billion) for a new private credit secondaries fund, buying discounted private credit investments in direct-lending funds from institutional investors. Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch another secondaries fund in 2025. In 2024 December, Allianz Global Investors received China regulatory approval for $39 million investment to acquire 2% of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company, founded in 2022 to promote development of china private pension market. Allianz Global Investors becomes the first foreign asset manager to be allowed to own shares of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company. In 2024 November, Allianz Global Investors hired Hang Seng Investment Management CIO Wilfred Sit as CIO Equity APAC (2025 January ), succeeding Raymond Chan who is retiring.
“ Germany $692 Billion Asset Manager Allianz Global Investors Raised $270 Million for APAC Infrastructure Private Credit Fund (Allianz Asia Pacific Infrastructure Credit Fund) in First Close (Final Close in 2027) from Investors Including World Bank IFC (International Finance Corporation) & Indonesia Investment Authority (INA) to Provide Secured Private Credit Solutions (Senior & Unitranche Credit) to Infrastructure Businesses (Include Energy Transition, Power Transmission & Distribution, Digital Infrastructure, Transportation & Logistics & Environmental Infrastructure) in South & Southeast Asia “
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Sumit Bhandari, Head of Asia Private Credit, AllianzGI: “We are pleased to have achieved the first close of our Asia Pacific Infrastructure Credit Fund, supported by cornerstone commitments from International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Indonesia Investment Authority (INA). This fund marks the launch of a new infrastructure‑focused offering alongside our established Asia Pacific secured lending strategies. South and Southeast Asia continue to present compelling opportunities, supported by strong structural demand for infrastructure and a clear role for private credit in addressing financing gaps. We believe this fund is well positioned to provide investors with access to resilient, asset‑backed income while supporting the development of essential infrastructure across the region.”
Allen Forlemu, Regional Industry Director, Financial Institutions Group, Asia Pacific at IFC: “Addressing infrastructure financing gaps in South and Southeast Asia is critical to sustaining growth, strengthening job creation, supporting the energy transition, and expanding access to essential services. IFC is pleased to support AllianzGI’s Asia Pacific Infrastructure Credit Fund, which brings much needed long-term capital to high quality infrastructure platforms in the region. This fund underscores the important role of private capital in complementing public financing and advancing bankable, resilient infrastructure.”
Merlissa Trisno, Director of Funds and Capital Partnering, INA: “Our participation reflects INA’s disciplined approach to investing in opportunities aligned with our sector priorities. The inclusion of an Indonesia nexus is particularly important, as it creates a pathway for international institutional capital to support Indonesia-linked opportunities and generate broader multiplier effects. This collaboration reinforces INA’s ongoing partnership with AllianzGI, building on a successful working relationship and demonstrated execution capability, enabling continued access to Indonesia-linked co-investment opportunities, and contributing to long-term capability-building, institutional learning, and platform development.”
Allianz Global Investors – Allianz Global Investors is a leading active asset manager with more than 700 investment professionals in 21 offices worldwide, and managing EUR 591 billion in assets. We believe that with every change comes an opportunity. Our goal is to actively shape the future of investing for all our clients, wherever their location and whatever their objectives. Curious and active in everything we do, we aspire to generate impact beyond alpha, steering our clients’ assets towards the right place at the right time, and building solutions that draw on capabilities across public and private markets. Our focus on protecting and growing our clients’ assets allows us to create trusted partnerships, underpinned by a commitment to sustainability and driving positive change.
Germany $686 Billion Asset Manager Allianz Global Investors Hires Citigroup Julie Koo as Head of Distribution Asia-Pacific (1/5/26), 32 Years Asset Management, Private Banking & Financial Industry Experience at Citigroup, Citi Private Bank, UBS, HSBC, Fidelity International & Pyramis Global Advisors in Hong Kong, London & United States, Held Senior Roles Including as Global Head of Partnerships & Relationship Management, Global Head of Third Party Manager Solutions, Head of Sales APAC & Head of Institutional Distribution APAC
6th March 2026 – Germany asset manager Allianz Global Investors ($686 billion AUM) has hired Citigroup Julie Koo as Head of Distribution Asia-Pacific (1/5/26). Julie Koo has 32 years of asset management, private banking & financial industry experience at Citigroup, Citi Private Bank, UBS, HSBC, Fidelity International & Pyramis Global Advisors in Hong Kong, London & United States, and held senior roles including as Global Head of Partnerships & Relationship Management, Global Head of Third Party Manager Solutions, Head of Sales APAC & Head of Institutional Distribution APAC. In 2025 September, Allianz Global Investors appointed 13-year veteran & current Head of Fixed Income Singapore Mark Tay as Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income APAC (1/10/25), succeeding Jenny Zeng who will assume the role of Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income (2026). Mark Tay has 28 years of investment experience including at Allianz Global Investors, HSBC Private Bank, AXA Investment Managers & DBS. In 2025 August, Germany Allianz Global Investors appointed Aliyahdin Saugi as President Director Indonesia in addition to his current role as Head of Indonesia (PT Allianz Global Investors Asset Management Indonesia). Aliyahdin Saugi joined Allianz Global Investors in 2025 April, and has 18 years of asset management experience at BNP Paribas Investment Partners (Head of Equity) & Mandiri Investasi (CEO, CIO). In 2025 June, Allianz Global Investors hired Citigroup Deputy Chief European Economist Christian Schultz as Chief Economist (1/7/25). Christian Schultz has 22 years experience as an economist & consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), European Central Bank (ECB), European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA), Germany oldest private bank Berenberg & Citigroup. In 2025 May, Allianz Global Investors announced the launch of the first Active Equity ETF (Exchange-traded fund) for investors with Taiwan as launchpad. Taiwan ETF market is at more than $200 billion (TWD 6 trillion) & Taiwan equity mutual fund at $19.6 billion (TWD 587.5 billion). In 2025 January, Allianz Global Investors raised $1.5 billion (EUR 1.5 billion) for a new private credit secondaries fund, buying discounted private credit investments in direct-lending funds from institutional investors. Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch another secondaries fund in 2025. In 2024 December, Allianz Global Investors received China regulatory approval for $39 million investment to acquire 2% of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company, founded in 2022 to promote development of china private pension market. Allianz Global Investors becomes the first foreign asset manager to be allowed to own shares of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company. In 2024 November, Allianz Global Investors hired Hang Seng Investment Management CIO Wilfred Sit as CIO Equity APAC (2025 January ), succeeding Raymond Chan who is retiring.
Germany $654 Billion Allianz Global Investors Appoints 13-Year Veteran & Current Head of Fixed Income Singapore Mark Tay as Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income APAC (1/10/25) Succeeding Jenny Zeng Who Will be Assuming Role of Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income (2026), Mark Tay Has 28 Years of Investment Experience Including at Allianz Global Investors, HSBC Private Bank, AXA Investment Managers & DBS
17th September – Germany Allianz Global Investors ($654 billion AUM) has appointed 13-year veteran & current Head of Fixed Income Singapore Mark Tay as Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income APAC (1/10/25), succeeding Jenny Zeng who will assume the role of Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Fixed Income (2026). Mark Tay has 28 years of investment experience including at Allianz Global Investors, HSBC Private Bank, AXA Investment Managers & DBS. Mark Tay – Mr Tay heads the fixed income portfolio management team based in Singapore with Allianz Global Investors. He joined the firm in 2012 and is also a portfolio analytics specialist for Asian fixed income mandates. Before joining AllianzGI, Mr Tay worked at HSBC Private Bank where he was in charge of fixed income investments for the discretionary portfolio management team. Before that, Mr Tay was Head of Macro/Rates at AXA Investment Managers where he managed Asian fixed income assets for institutional clients, retail funds and central banks. Prior to joining AXA, he worked at DBS Group in various roles in equity portfolio management and corporate banking. Mr Tay has a B.Eng in Electrical and Electronics engineering from Imperial College, United Kingdom, graduating with First Class Honours and a M.Sc. in Finance from the London Business School. He is also a Certified FRM. In 2025 August, Germany Allianz Global Investors appointed Aliyahdin Saugi as President Director Indonesia in addition to his current role as Head of Indonesia (PT Allianz Global Investors Asset Management Indonesia). Aliyahdin Saugi joined Allianz Global Investors in 2025 April, and has 18 years of asset management experience at BNP Paribas Investment Partners (Head of Equity) & Mandiri Investasi (CEO, CIO). In 2025 June, Allianz Global Investors hired Citigroup Deputy Chief European Economist Christian Schultz as Chief Economist (1/7/25). Christian Schultz has 22 years experience as an economist & consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), European Central Bank (ECB), European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA), Germany oldest private bank Berenberg & Citigroup. In 2025 May, Allianz Global Investors announced the launch of the first Active Equity ETF (Exchange-traded fund) for investors with Taiwan as launchpad. Taiwan ETF market is at more than $200 billion (TWD 6 trillion) & Taiwan equity mutual fund at $19.6 billion (TWD 587.5 billion). In 2025 January, Allianz Global Investors raised $1.5 billion (EUR 1.5 billion) for a new private credit secondaries fund, buying discounted private credit investments in direct-lending funds from institutional investors. Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch another secondaries fund in 2025. In 2024 December, Allianz Global Investors received China regulatory approval for $39 million investment to acquire 2% of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company, founded in 2022 to promote development of china private pension market. Allianz Global Investors becomes the first foreign asset manager to be allowed to own shares of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company. In 2024 November, Allianz Global Investors hired Hang Seng Investment Management CIO Wilfred Sit as CIO Equity APAC (2025 January ), succeeding Raymond Chan who is retiring.
Germany $654 Billion Allianz Global Investors Appoints Aliyahdin Saugi as President Director Indonesia in Addition to Current Role as Head of Indonesia (PT Allianz Global Investors Asset Management Indonesia), Joined Allianz Global Investors in 2025 April and Has 18 Years Asset Management Experience at BNP Paribas Investment Partners (Head of Equity) & Mandiri Investasi (CEO, CIO)
20th August – Germany Allianz Global Investors ($654 billion AUM) has appointed Aliyahdin Saugi as President Director Indonesia in addition to his current role as Head of Indonesia (PT Allianz Global Investors Asset Management Indonesia). Aliyahdin Saugi joined Allianz Global Investors in 2025 April, and has 18 years of asset management experience at BNP Paribas Investment Partners (Head of Equity) & Mandiri Investasi (CEO, CIO). In 2025 June, Allianz Global Investors hired Citigroup Deputy Chief European Economist Christian Schultz as Chief Economist (1/7/25). Christian Schultz has 22 years experience as an economist & consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), European Central Bank (ECB), European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA), Germany oldest private bank Berenberg & Citigroup. In 2025 May, Allianz Global Investors announced the launch of the first Active Equity ETF (Exchange-traded fund) for investors with Taiwan as launchpad. Taiwan ETF market is at more than $200 billion (TWD 6 trillion) & Taiwan equity mutual fund at $19.6 billion (TWD 587.5 billion). In 2025 January, Allianz Global Investors raised $1.5 billion (EUR 1.5 billion) for a new private credit secondaries fund, buying discounted private credit investments in direct-lending funds from institutional investors. Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch another secondaries fund in 2025. In 2024 December, Allianz Global Investors received China regulatory approval for $39 million investment to acquire 2% of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company, founded in 2022 to promote development of china private pension market. Allianz Global Investors becomes the first foreign asset manager to be allowed to own shares of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company. In 2024 November, Allianz Global Investors hired Hang Seng Investment Management CIO Wilfred Sit as CIO Equity APAC (2025 January ), succeeding Raymond Chan who is retiring.
Germany $633 Billion Allianz Global Investors Hires Citigroup Deputy Chief European Economist Christian Schultz as Chief Economist (1/7/25), 22 Years Experience as Economist & Consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), European Central Bank (ECB), European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA), Germany Oldest Private Bank Berenberg & Citigroup
20th June – Germany Allianz Global Investors ($633 billion AUM) has hired Citigroup Deputy Chief European Economist Christian Schultz as Chief Economist (1/7/25). Christian Schultz has 22 years experience as an economist & consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), European Central Bank (ECB), European Securities & Markets Authority (ESMA), Germany oldest private bank Berenberg & Citigroup. Announcement (18/6/25): “Allianz Global Investors (AllianzGI), one of the world’s leading active asset managers, announced today that Christian Schulz is joining the firm as Chief Economist. In his new role, Christian will lead AllianzGI’s Global Economics & Strategy team, which prepares macroeconomic research and market insights that help inform investment portfolios and positioning at the firm as well as producing a broad range of thought-leadership for clients. Christian, who joins on July 1 2025, will be based in Frankfurt and report to Michael Krautzberger, CIO Public Markets at AllianzGI … … Christian joins AllianzGI from Citigroup Global Markets, where he was most recently Deputy Chief European Economist, co-managing Citi’s European Economics team covering Germany, Switzerland and the ECB since 2021. Prior to that he spent six years as an Economist at Citi, including being Chief UK economist from 2016-2021 alongside his European focus. Before Citi, he spent time with Berenberg, at the European Central Bank and with The Boston Consulting Group. Christian holds a Doctorate and a Master (Diplom-Volkswirt) in Economics from the University of Hamburg and a BSc in Financial Economics from the University of St Andrews.” In 2025 May, Allianz Global Investors announced the launch of the first Active Equity ETF (Exchange-traded fund) for investors with Taiwan as launchpad. Taiwan ETF market is at more than $200 billion (TWD 6 trillion) & Taiwan equity mutual fund at $19.6 billion (TWD 587.5 billion). In 2025 January, Allianz Global Investors raised $1.5 billion (EUR 1.5 billion) for a new private credit secondaries fund, buying discounted private credit investments in direct-lending funds from institutional investors. Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch another secondaries fund in 2025. In 2024 December, Allianz Global Investors received China regulatory approval for $39 million investment to acquire 2% of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company, founded in 2022 to promote development of china private pension market. Allianz Global Investors becomes the first foreign asset manager to be allowed to own shares of Guomin Pension & Insurance Company. In 2024 November, Allianz Global Investors hired Hang Seng Investment Management CIO Wilfred Sit as CIO Equity APAC (2025 January ), succeeding Raymond Chan who is retiring.
Michael Krautzberger, CIO Public Markets at AllianzGI: “Christian’s arrival is the latest proof point that AllianzGI is a home for some of the industry’s top talent. He joins us with a rare ability to be able to marry a deep understanding of both European and global long-term economic forecasting with short-term data interpretation, as well as a deep understanding of how modern methods like AI can help sharpen our thinking … … Christian will be working closely with our portfolio management teams as a core positioning input, especially in asset classes more driven by macro events, with his international background making him an ideal fit for our global, collaborative culture. With an established media presence, our clients can look forward to seeing and hearing Christian share his expertise with them over the coming months.”
Christian Schulz: “I am excited to join AllianzGI and contribute to a team known for its innovative and client-focused approach. I look forward to leveraging my experience to help identify investment opportunities and manage risks.”
Germany $633 Billion Allianz Global Investors Launches First Active Equity ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) for Investors with Taiwan as Launchpad, Taiwan ETF Market at $200 Billion (TWD 6 Trillion) & Taiwan Equity Mutual Fund at $19.6 Billion (TWD 587.5 Billion)
28th May 2025 – Germany Allianz Global Investors ($633 billion AUM) has announced the launch of the first Active Equity ETF (Exchange-traded fund) for investors with Taiwan as launchpad. Taiwan ETF market is at more than $200 billion (TWD 6 trillion) & Taiwan equity mutual fund at $19.6 billion (TWD 587.5 billion). Announcement (27/5/25): “Allianz Global Investors (AllianzGI), one of the world’s leading active asset managers, today announced the launch of its first active equity exchange-traded fund (ETF) for investors in Taiwan. This marks AllianzGI’s entry into the global active ETF market and underscores its commitment to innovation and long-term growth in Asia to cater to the evolving needs of investors through active management and innovative solutions … … The Asia Pacific region is an important growth engine for AllianzGI, with Taiwan playing a key role in our growth journey. Choosing Taiwan as the launchpad for its first active ETF underscores the robust growth of its capital market, which is gaining increasing global recognition and advancing towards becoming a key asset management hub in Asia. According to the Securities Investment Trust and Consulting Association of Taiwan (SITCA), Taiwan equity mutual funds reached a record high of NT$587.5 billion in 2024, with an annual increase of NT$95.4 billion, underscoring the strong investor demand for actively managed equity products in the local market. With this launch, AllianzGI is well-positioned to enhance its product offerings, attract a diverse range of investor segments, and further expand its active fund business in Taiwan and beyond. Taiwan’s ETF market has surpassed NT$6 trillion in assets.”
Tobias Pross, CEO at AllianzGI: “The upcoming launch of our first active equity ETF in Taiwan is a significant milestone for AllianzGI. We firmly believe that active investing remains the best strategy for navigating market volatility and long-term wealth creation. We know that active ETFs have become increasingly attractive to part of our client base as they combine the benefits of active investments with lower costs and barriers to entry. This launch reflects our mission to provide our clients with a diverse range of active investing solutions that meet their needs … … Taiwan’s dynamic capital market and the increasingly sophisticated needs of local investors align closely with our global strategy. Present in Taiwan for 35 years, AllianzGI has built its brand as a strong, trusted active asset manager. We will continue to prioritize client needs and developing innovative products to earn the trust of Taiwanese investors through consistent long-term performance and effective risk management.”
Ivy Chen, Head of Taiwan at AllianzGI: “Entering the active ETF market is a natural extension of our mission to serve the diverse and evolving needs of Taiwanese investors, from the different investment habits of younger generations to retirement and wealth planning needs of older generations. This strategic move strengthens our leadership in active asset management and supports our ambition to grow our presence in the active ETF space … … The value of active management has never been more apparent. It’s not just about identifying tomorrow’s winners – it’s about navigating risk, managing volatility, and responding to market shifts in real time. As we expand into active ETFs, our focus remains on delivering long-term performance, risk discipline, and tailored solutions for our clients.”
Allianz Global Investors – Allianz Global Investors is a leading active asset manager with more than 700 investment professionals in over 20 offices worldwide, and managing EUR 561 billion in assets. We believe that with every change comes an opportunity. Our goal is to actively shape the future of investing for all our clients, wherever their location and whatever their objectives. Curious and active in everything we do, we aspire to generate impact beyond alpha, steering our clients’ assets towards the right place at the right time, and building solutions that draw on capabilities across public and private markets. Our focus on protecting and growing our clients’ assets allows us to create trusted partnerships, underpinned by a commitment to sustainability and driving positive change.
Germany $587 Billion Allianz Global Investors Raised $1.5 Billion for New Private Credit Secondaries Fund Buying Discounted Private Credit Investments in Direct-Lending Funds from Institutional Investors, Plans Another Secondaries Fund in 2025
14th January 2025 – Germany Allianz Global Investors ($587 billion AUM) has raised $1.5 billion (EUR 1.5 billion) for a new private credit secondaries fund, buying discounted private credit investments in direct-lending funds from institutional investors. Allianz Global Investors is planning to launch another secondaries fund in 2025.
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