Global Credit Giants Lose Ground to Homegrown Rivals in India

Homegrown private credit firms are gaining an increasing share of India’s lending deals from global funds, supported by larger pools of capital and a growing willingness to execute larger transactions. The article frames the shift as structurally positive for domestic private lenders, though it provides no specific deal-size or performance metrics.

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Homegrown private credit firms are gaining an increasing share of India’s lending deals from global funds, supported by larger pools of capital and a growing willingness to execute larger transactions. The article frames the shift as structurally positive for domestic private lenders, though it provides no specific deal-size or performance metrics.