SC Lowy actively fundraising for third Asia-Pacific private credit vintage, which is on track to exceed the $500 million target

SC Lowy, a leading private credit alternative asset manager, is today pleased to announce the successful closing of a $250 million residential apartment inventory financing transaction for a completed luxury development in the prestigious Gangnam district of Seoul. The transaction represents a landmark short-term bridge financing deal in one of Asia’s most sought-after residential markets.

SC Lowy successfully contributed $150 million from its managed funds and syndicated the remaining capital across 22 leading South Korean institutional investors. The deal underscores the strength of SC Lowy’s local partnerships and its proven ability to structure and distribute complex, large-scale transactions in the region.

Soo Cheon Lee, co-founder and CIO of SC Lowy, said:

“This transaction is a testament to both the depth of Korea’s institutional market and the confidence our partners place in our structuring and syndication capabilities. We’re proud to play a leading role in enabling sophisticated financing solutions for high-quality assets in Asia’s key urban centers.”

The closing comes as SC Lowy continues fundraising for its third Asia-Pacific private credit vintage, which is on track to exceed its $500 million target by the end of the year. The success of this capital raise reflects the firm’s disciplined growth strategy and its continued focus on generating value for investors through differentiated credit opportunities across the region.

Soo Cheon Lee continues:

“The success of our fundraising reinforces our growth strategy and commitment to delivering long-term value for our partners. With deep regional expertise and an innovative approach, we’re well-positioned to navigate complexity and provide tailored credit solutions that meet investors’ evolving needs.”