Private Credit/Financial services, housing finance, SME lending, consumer businesses
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Franklin India Credit AIF – Scheme I

Franklin India Credit AIF – Scheme I is a named Category II private-credit vehicle launched by Franklin Templeton Alternative Investments India in 2025. It targets senior-secured and structured debt, with a financial-services orientation. Public records identify Aye Finance, Unico Housing Finance and Easy Home Finance as attributable financing relationships; broader manager-level holdings are excluded.

At a glance

Founded
2025
Footprint
Mumbai
Stage
Senior secured and structured private credit; financial-services and operating-company debt

Research profile

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Investment lens

Franklin India Credit AIF – Scheme I uses a senior secured and structured private credit; financial-services and operating-company debt approach across Financial services, housing finance, SME lending, consumer businesses.

Current evidence

2025–2026 issuer and transaction records identify Franklin India Credit AIF – Scheme I in debt financing for Aye Finance and Unico Housing Finance, while Easy Home Finance's financing was reported as funded by the Franklin Templeton AIF.

Strategy

Senior secured and structured private credit; financial-services and operating-company debt

Sector focus

Financial services, housing finance, SME lending, consumer businesses

Current signal

2025–2026 issuer and transaction records identify Franklin India Credit AIF – Scheme I in debt financing for Aye Finance and Unico Housing Finance, while Easy Home Finance's financing was reported as funded by the Franklin Templeton AIF.

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