Fundraising FoxFlow Capital Partners
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Investment thesis
Flow Capital Partners targets a structural gap in Asian credit: middle-market companies exited by traditional banks amid regulatory tightening and overlooked by large funds due to size constraints. The firm pursues a sector-agnostic, all-weather approach across the capital structure, generating excess returns through structural complexity rather than leverage. Its flagship evergreen Flow Credit Master Fund blends private credit (80-90%) with tactical public credit (5-10%) across four pillars: real estate, infrastructure, cross-border, and special situations, targeting net returns of 10-12% with quarterly liquidity. The team emphasizes local networks, creative structuring, and partnership-first thinking, viewing borrowers as partners while minimizing equity dilution.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
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- What sectors does Flow Capital Partners focus on?
- Flow Capital Partners focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Flow Capital Partners located?
- Flow Capital Partners is headquartered in Hong Kong, HK.
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