Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GSAM) is seeking up to $3bn for its newly launched West Street Climate Credit Fund, a strategy aimed at financing companies supporting the global shift toward a low-carbon economy
The fund will focus on lending to businesses in sectors such as clean energy and sustainable transportation, with an emphasis on North America and Europe.
GSAM has committed $150m of its own capital to the fund, which will primarily target senior lending opportunities but retain the flexibility to provide junior debt when needed. The fund aims to generate net returns of 8% to 10% on an unlevered basis, with levered investments expected to deliver around 13%.
Read more: https://pe-insights.com/goldman-sachs-targets-3bn-for-climate-credit-fund-to-drive-low-carbon-transition/
Ares Management Corporation announced that its Ares European Strategic Income Fund (AESIF) has exceeded €2.2bn in assets under management within its first full year.
Balbec Capital closed its latest credit fund, Insolve Global Credit Fund VI, securing over $1.7bn in commitments, making it the firm’s largest fundraising cycle to date.
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