Private Credit/MSME finance, microfinance, vehicle finance, consumer finance
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Northern Arc Finserv Fund

Northern Arc Finserv Fund is a Category II performing-credit vehicle investing in debt securities issued by Indian financial institutions and lenders serving underserved sectors. Public fund materials identify Fusion Microfinance, EarlySalary Services and Kogta Financial as earlier investment examples, while Northern Arc’s current disclosures provide the manager, terms and fund-management track record.

At a glance

Founded
2024
Footprint
Chennai / Mumbai
Stage
Performing private credit; financial institutions and underserved-sector lenders

Research profile

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Investment lens

Northern Arc Finserv Fund uses a performing private credit; financial institutions and underserved-sector lenders approach across MSME finance, microfinance, vehicle finance, consumer finance.

Current evidence

Northern Arc’s FY2025–26 credit-solutions disclosure confirms an active thematic fund-management business with INR 3,092 crore AUM, 12 Category II AIFs and current 2026 performance reporting; the Finserv Fund remains listed as an active fund on the manager’s current AIF page.

Strategy

Performing private credit; financial institutions and underserved-sector lenders

Sector focus

MSME finance, microfinance, vehicle finance, consumer finance

Current signal

Northern Arc’s FY2025–26 credit-solutions disclosure confirms an active thematic fund-management business with INR 3,092 crore AUM, 12 Category II AIFs and current 2026 performance reporting; the Finserv Fund remains listed as an active fund on the manager’s current AIF page.

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