Products & Solutions Amundi completes first closing of its fifth-generation private debt fund

Amundi announces the launch of Amundi Senior Private Debt V, with an initial closing of nearly €200 million.

This fund is designed for institutional investors seeking to support the growth of mid-sized companies operating in dynamic sectors, notably healthcare, technology and B2B services, and committed to the energy and digital transitions, as well as to European sovereignty and competitiveness.

The fund offers investors a balanced risk-return profile, through a rigorous selection process and strong portfolio diversification. It invests in senior secured loans granted to companies with EBITDA ranging from €15 million to €50 million.

Classified as Article 8 SFDR*, Amundi Senior Private Debt V incorporates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and will therefore invest through Sustainability-Linked Loans tied to responsible performance indicators covering both environmental and social pillars. 

“This closing reflects renewed investor confidence in Amundi’s ability to identify and structure high-quality financing to support the growth of medium-sized French and European companies. Our approach aims to offer selective investment solutions based on rigorous risk discipline and long-term support for the companies. This fifth vintage reflects the strength of a franchise that has proven through market cycles its ability to build diversified and resilient portfolios. The capital raised has already begun to be deployed in line with our investment discipline” – Julien Paycha, Head of Corporate Private Debt & Direct Lending at Amundi

Amundi Senior Private Debt V is a sub-fund of a Luxembourg SICAV-RAIF, marketed exclusively to institutional investors in France. This vintage has a gross target return of EURIBOR 3M + 5% over the life of the fund**.

1. *SFDR: « Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation » – 2019/2088/UE. European Union regulation requiring, among other things, the classification of financial products according to their ESG intensity. A fund is classified as “Article 8” if it promotes environmental/social characteristics but does not have a responsible investment objective. 
2. **Investments involve the risk of capital loss. There is no guarantee that the objective will be reached. The gross return will be affected by various fees. This target, defined on the basis of market conditions prevailing on the date of issuance of the document, may be adjusted if necessary. All investments involve risk. For further information on the fund’s investment objectives and risks, please refer to the Key Information Document (KID) and the prospectus.