Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure · Tier 3
Keppel Credit Fund Management
Debt appetite
- Debt products
- Senior DebtJunior Debt
- Sectors / asset types
- infrastructuretransportdata_centresutilities
- Ticket size
- —
- Max LTV
- —
- Max tenor
- —
- Indicative margin
- —
- Target geographies
- Asia PacificGlobal
Lender profile
Infrastructure credit fund management arm of Keppel Capital (Singapore); provides senior and subordinated debt for Asian and global infrastructure assets; energy, transport, data centres, and utilities focus.
Unlock appetite rules & lending signals
See Keppel Credit Fund Management's granular appetite rules and live lending signals — plus named coverage contacts, unlimited AI financing-matching and CSV export.
- Deal-level appetite rules (product, sector, geography, ticket, LTV)
- Live lending signals with sources
- Named coverage contacts + email & LinkedIn
From $399/mo · 20% off annual
Similar lenders
Comparable appetite
Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure
Keppel Infrastructure Fund
—
Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure
CapitaLand
Singapore, Singapore
Singapore-based global real estate and infrastructure investment manager with $100bn+ assets; invests in sustainable urban development, infrastructure debt, and real estate equity.
Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure
Indies Capital Partners
Singapore, Singapore
Singapore-headquartered credit and private debt fund manager; specialises in real estate and corporate credit across Southeast Asia and India; provides senior, mezzanine, and structured debt solutions to real estate developers and infrastructure operators in emerging Asian markets; manages institutional-grade credit funds with a focus on yield and downside protection.
Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure
InfraCo Asia Management
Singapore, Singapore
Founded in 2009, InfraCo Asia Management is a Singapore-headquartered investment firm targeting early-stage infrastructure investments across Asia-Pacific.
Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure
SL Capital Infrastructure Fund I
—
Non-Bank Lender · Infrastructure
AMP Capital Infrastructure Debt Fund II
—