Launches DB Investment Partners through our platform announced
DB Investment Partners (DBIP), a new player in the private credit investing landscape, has been officially announced. Raheman Meghji, CEO of DBIP, highlights the company's longstanding track record in private credit investing across various sectors and geographies.
Jon Aisbitt, a seasoned financial professional with a distinguished career as the former Chairman of Pension Insurance Corporation and Man Group plc, will chair DBIP independently. Aisbitt acknowledges the growing demand for private credit solutions and expresses enthusiasm about his new role.
Raheman Meghji will run DBIP day to day as its CEO, while Jon Aisbitt will provide strategic guidance and oversight. The senior DBIP team boasts a wealth of investment experience through the cycle and across asset classes.
DBIP offers investors access to a set of differentiated investment opportunities sourced through its global banking footprint and local market presence. The investment strategies and asset classes include corporates, real estate, asset-based finance, renewable finance, energy transition financing, and infrastructure financing globally.
The company will invest across various private credit strategies and asset classes, seeking to capitalise on the growing demand for private credit solutions. DBIP will operate independently of the entity announcing its launch.
Jon Aisbitt notes the increasing demand for private credit solutions and expresses his excitement about his new role as Chairman of DBIP. He believes that DBIP is well-positioned to meet this demand with its experienced leadership and unique investment opportunities.
DBIP is established to provide institutional and high net worth clients with access to private credit investment opportunities. The company's website retains its existing balance sheet-driven private credit business, ensuring continuity and stability for its clients.
For the latest details on DBIP's leadership, we recommend checking their official website or contacting them directly. Financial news outlets and industry reports may provide additional insights into DBIP's operations and strategies.
[1] For information on other investment entities, such as the Invesco DB Precious Metals Fund, details about their structure and operations might be found in financial databases or ETF tracking platforms. However, these sources do not appear to relate to DBIP's leadership specifically.
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