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Barclays’ private credit partner struggles to raise new funds

Summary by Financial Times
Tie-up with AGL Credit Management launched last year with $1bn from Adia but has attracted little money since

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Barclays’ private credit partner struggles to raise new funds

Tie-up with AGL Credit Management launched last year with $1bn from Adia but has attracted little money since

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Barclays-backed AGL Credit Management struggles to raise funds - Private Equity Wire

AGL Credit Management, Barclays’ private credit partner, has struggled to attract fresh investor capital nearly a year after announcing its strategic partnership with the bank, dampening expectations that the tie-up would bolster Barclays’ ability to compete in the $1.6tn private credit market, according to a report by the Financial Times. AGL launched its private credit platform in April 2023 with a $1bn anchor commitment from the Abu Dhabi Inv…

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Shojin adds another Barclays veteran to board

Property lender Shoijn has added another former Barclays executive as a board member and advisor to the company. Graham Rusling spent more than 40 years with Barclays in various roles including global head of restructuring. He is a credit risk specialist and has spent the majority of his career in senior credit risk roles. Read […] The post Shojin adds another Barclays veteran to board appeared first on Alternative Credit Investor.

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Financial Times broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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