Private Credit/Financial services, MSME lenders, mid-market corporates
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Vivriti Emerging Corporate Bond Fund

Vivriti Emerging Corporate Bond Fund is a focused performing-credit AIF that invests predominantly in NCDs issued by Indian mid-market businesses and financial institutions. ICRA describes its Category II structure and deployment limits, while public transaction and creditor records identify SarvaGram Fincare and UGRO Capital as vehicle-linked borrowers or issuers. The record excludes broader Vivriti platform names.

At a glance

Founded
2021
Footprint
Chennai
Stage
Performing corporate credit; NCDs and structured debt

Research profile

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Investment lens

Vivriti Emerging Corporate Bond Fund uses a performing corporate credit; ncds and structured debt approach across Financial services, MSME lenders, mid-market corporates.

Current evidence

ICRA's 2025 scheme note and rating history continue to identify Vivriti Emerging Corporate Bond Fund as a live Category II NCD-focused vehicle. A 2026 UGRO debt review identifies the fund among debenture holders, while the manager's 2025–2026 disclosures confirm an active private-credit team and platform.

Strategy

Performing corporate credit; NCDs and structured debt

Sector focus

Financial services, MSME lenders, mid-market corporates

Current signal

ICRA's 2025 scheme note and rating history continue to identify Vivriti Emerging Corporate Bond Fund as a live Category II NCD-focused vehicle. A 2026 UGRO debt review identifies the fund among debenture holders, while the manager's 2025–2026 disclosures confirm an active private-credit team and platform.

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