LC Supply Chain Credit Fund
about LC supply chain credit
Providing short-term financing facilities to mid-market corporate entities, Small-to-Medium Enterprises and other corporates that expect to earn significant revenue from developed markets. The objective is to generate competitive risk-adjusted returns with low correlation to traditional markets and asset classes.
12 months
Max Tenor
>60% Exposure
To Developed Markets
ESG Incorporation
In the Investment Process
Facility Structures
Receivables backed financing structures Short term financing secured against receivables of the Borrower from high quality corporate customers.
Bridge Financing Facilities
Secured short term facilities for corporates with a short term liquidity needs with clear visibility of cash flows for repayment of the facility.
Reasons to Invest in this Fund
Seeks to deliver an attractive level of income and capital appreciation while maintaining a relatively low risk profile.
Has low duration risk due to the short-term nature of the loans resulting in low sensitivity to interest rates and spread changes.
Has a diversified portfolio through direct exposure to corporates across sectors, with secured facilities or an insurance cover serving as a credit enhancement to the portfolio.
Provides supply chain credit to Asian mid-market and growth corporates.
Working Capital Gaps in Asia's Growth Story
As Asia grows at a rapid pace, there is a proportional increase in demand for equity & debt capital from corporates
Global trade finance gap estimates increased to US$ 1.7tn in 2020, up from US$ 1.5tn in 2018
Under-financed cross-border flows of mid-sized Asian exporters to Western markets due to challenges with traditional sources of financing
Technology developments are starting to enable faster and more scalable deployment of credit increasing the pace of lenders addressing the working capital gap
Team
Sanyukta Desai
Portfolio Manager, LC Supply Chain Credit Fund
Sanyukta Desai joined Lighthouse Canton in the Private Markets business and is currently managing the firm’s Private Credit funds. Sanyukta brings over ten years of financial markets and credit experience having previously worked in Credit Risk at Credit Suisse specifically on economic risk capital, quantitative strategies and stress testing. She holds an MBA from INSEAD and a BA(Hons) in Finance, Accounting and Management from the University of Nottingham.
