13 April 2026Business & Strategy
CapitaLand closes $320m Asia credit fund as property lending gap widens
CapitaLand Investment just seized on a structural opportunity that most missed. The Temasek-controlled real asset manager closed its second Asia-Pacific real estate credit fund at $320 million, targeting a lending market that accounts for just 6% of total financing in the region versus 41% in the US. The proceeds have already been fully deployed across five first mortgage loans for logistics and office assets in Sydney and Seoul, while predecessor fund ACP I achieved full exit from Melbourne and Adelaide developments. With CLI and its newly acquired Wingate platform having deployed over $7.5 billion in regional credit, the gap between Asia-Pacific and Western lending penetration represents a massive refinancing opportunity as banks become more selective.
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