CORRECTED-CVC explores bid for US private lender Golub Capital, FT reports (April 11)
April 11 (Reuters) - European private equity firm CVC CVC.AS is exploring a deal for $75 billion private credit lender Golub Capital, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing several people familiar with the situation.
The private credit sector, which involves institutional lending to companies outside of traditional banking channels, has grown rapidly in recent years, as stricter regulations have increased the cost for traditional lenders to finance riskier loans.
Founded in 1994, Golub manages over $75 billion in assets and employs more than 1,000 professionals, according to its website.
It remains uncertain whether ongoing discussions will result in a deal, as Golub Capital is not considering a sale, the report added, citing a person close to the matter.
CVC and Golub did not immediately respond to Reuters' requests for comment.
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