Vivriti Short Term Debt Fund
Vivriti Short Term Debt Fund is an open-ended private-credit vehicle focused on short- to medium-duration secured financing for Indian mid-market businesses and financial institutions. A fund-specific March 2025 product note names Whizdm Finance, Rupeek Capital, Refyne Finance, Edgro Finance and Jayaswal Neco among its top holdings, while a December 2025 company record identifies Anderson Diagnostic Services as a fund-linked debt financing. The profile excludes generic Vivriti platform exposures.
At a glance
- Founded
- 2024
- Footprint
- Chennai
- Stage
- Short-duration private credit; secured NCDs and structured debt
Research profile
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Investment lens
Vivriti Short Term Debt Fund uses a short-duration private credit; secured ncds and structured debt approach across MSME finance, NBFCs, healthcare services.
Current evidence
Vivriti's February 2026 manager update identifies Vivriti Short Term Debt Fund as an active 2024-launched private-credit vehicle. Jayaswal Neco's 2025 NCD allotment and Anderson Diagnostic Services' December 2025 debt-financing record identify fund-linked positions, while 2026 regulatory disclosures preserve the vehicle and manager relationship.
Strategy
Short-duration private credit; secured NCDs and structured debt
Sector focus
MSME finance, NBFCs, healthcare services
Current signal
Vivriti's February 2026 manager update identifies Vivriti Short Term Debt Fund as an active 2024-launched private-credit vehicle. Jayaswal Neco's 2025 NCD allotment and Anderson Diagnostic Services' December 2025 debt-financing record identify fund-linked positions, while 2026 regulatory disclosures preserve the vehicle and manager relationship.
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