K2 HealthVentures Selects Private Debt Solution from IHS Markit

K2 HealthVentures, an alternative investment firm based in Boston, has selected IHS Markit's Private Debt Solution to support their growing portfolio of investments.

The Private Debt Solution enables managers such as K2 HealthVentures to optimize investment performance, increase efficiency and reduce operational risk and costs. In addition, it can help streamline administrative functions among lenders, borrowers and agents by providing outsourced operations for a variety of private debt investment types.

Anup Arora, Founding Managing Director & CIO at K2 HealthVentures, said, "With IHS Markit's Private Debt Solution, we have access to a high-quality loans platform and their deep subject matter expertise across investment operations. It was critical for us to choose a leader in private markets that is focused on applying technology to solve complexities in credit."

Elina Gokh, Managing Director & Global Head of Credit Solutions at IHS Markit, said, "Our partnership with K2 HealthVentures will bring optimized workflows for more active and informed investment decisions across their portfolio. As the market continues to grow and evolve, our scalable Private Debt Solution can help automate processes to ease information sharing and expediate execution throughout the credit lifecycle."

IHS Markit has a proven track record in private markets and credit - its best-in-class Private Debt Solution is the market's first end-to-end lifecycle management platform, with capabilities for pipeline management, underwriting, deal execution and funding, loan administration and reconciliation, agent services, portfolio management, valuations and other managed services.

More information about the IHS Markit Private Debt Solution is available in this short video.

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