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The evolution and opportunity of private debt in South Africa

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THE proliferation of private credit is a positive development for South Africa, as it potentially fuels more growth activity and drives critical capital injections into impact and alternative investments like infrastructure.

Globally, private credit has seen explosive growth to more than $1trillion (about R19 trln) in outstanding allocations in April 2022 (Preqin). South Africa may lag, but the opportunity is immense.

As traditional lenders such as banks have been driven from riskier lending by regulations, private debt has stepped in to meet the demand. Here, we deep dive into the evolution of private debt, its burgeoning local

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