Private Credit is Gaining Momentum in the GCC—Here's Why It Matters

GURGAON, India - April 7, 2025 - PRLog -- The financial landscape in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is undergoing a major shift. Private credit is on the rise, offering businesses an alternative to traditional bank loans. As banks tighten their lending policies, private investors and non-bank lenders are stepping in to meet the growing demand for flexible financing.

More businesses—especially in real estate, infrastructure, and the SME sector—are turning to private credit for tailor-made solutions that banks often can't provide. This shift is not just about access to funds; it's about efficiency, speed, and customized lending terms that make sense for growing businesses.

"The GCC market is primed for private credit expansion. Institutional investors, family offices, and even global asset managers are seeing real potential here," said Deepak Prashar, CEO at Synco Partners.

With favorable economic conditions and a maturing financial ecosystem, private credit is quickly becoming a go-to financing option in the region. Expect this trend to continue as more investors and businesses embrace this evolving model.

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