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1. Regulated Asset Managers & AIFs
Asset Management Companies and AIFs pool investor capital into structured funds that finance mid-market and special situation opportunities, offering customized solutions beyond bank lending.
2. NBFCs (Non-Banking Financial Companies)
NBFCs are key contributors to India’s credit ecosystem, addressing gaps left by banks — particularly in MSME, promoter-led, and transitional financing — with faster and more flexible lending models.
3. Private Credit Funds & Family Offices
Domestic and global funds, along with family offices, deploy capital through senior secured, mezzanine, and structured credit instruments, often with strategic or long-term intent.
4. HNIs, PE Firms & Insurance Companies
HNIs, private equity firms, and insurers participate through structured notes, hybrid capital, and debt investments, especially in infrastructure and long-tenor assets.
AIF-led lending refers to credit extended by regulated investment funds instead of traditional banks or NBFCs. These Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) pool capital from institutional and high-net-worth investors to provide flexible, structured financing solutions to businesses.