TDR Capital explores sale of UK private credit manager Arrow Global
TDR Capital is weighing strategic options for UK private credit manager Arrow Global, including a potential sale, as the private markets investor assesses its options for the business, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Private equity firm TDR Capital is contemplating strategic options for UK private credit manager Arrow Global, including the possibility of a sale, according to Bloomberg. The investment company is currently reviewing its options for the business, with the help of Goldman Sachs, as revealed by unnamed sources familiar with the matter.
The discussions are still in their early stages, and TDR could ultimately choose to keep the asset, the sources indicated. Neither TDR Capital, Arrow Global, nor Goldman Sachs provided any comment on the matter. TDR Capital acquired Arrow Global in 2021 through a private transaction that valued the company’s equity at around £563 million.
Founded in 2005 by Zach Lewy, Arrow Global is based in London and specializes in alternative credit opportunities, such as higher-yielding and more complex assets like European non-performing loans. The business has grown beyond its investment activities, now operating a third-party fund management platform and venturing into real estate lending. Arrow Global manages or services approximately €125 billion in assets, as reported by the company.
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