Axis Structured Credit AIF I–II (bundled)
Axis Structured Credit AIF is a bundled record for the Axis Structured Credit AIF I and successor AIF II vehicles. AIF-II is a secured structured-credit fund managed by Axis AMC, with public evidence of its 2025 final close, named structured-credit leadership and borrower-level financing disclosures for highway SPVs.
At a glance
- Founded
- 2009
- Footprint
- Mumbai
- Stage
- Secured structured credit and private credit
Research profile
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Investment lens
Axis Structured Credit AIF I–II (bundled) uses a secured structured credit and private credit approach across Mid-market businesses, infrastructure, structured finance.
Current evidence
Axis AMC announced the final close of Axis Structured Credit AIF-II at approximately INR 740 crore in May 2025. A July 2025 borrower filing identifies the fund as lender to four highway SPVs and describes the use of proceeds for capex, HAM-project equity infusion, refinancing and working capital.
Bundled fund series
Related manager and vehicle records are shown here as one fund family. The original source trails and vehicle-level caveats remain preserved in the research record.
Axis Structured Credit AIF II
Vintage / record year: 2023
Strategy
Secured structured credit and private credit
Sector focus
Mid-market businesses, infrastructure, structured finance
Current signal
Axis AMC announced the final close of Axis Structured Credit AIF-II at approximately INR 740 crore in May 2025. A July 2025 borrower filing identifies the fund as lender to four highway SPVs and describes the use of proceeds for capex, HAM-project equity infusion, refinancing and working capital.
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