Fintex Capital saw its assets under management (AUM) grow by 59 per cent in 2024, as the alternative asset manager continued to expand.

In a new investor update, Fintex said that the growth in AUM demonstrated its ability to scale efficiently.

The company also extended its market presence last year with 10 new facilities while maintaining its track record of zero losses.

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Furthermore, the Fintex Private Debt Fund exceeded its net return target of nine per cent for 2024. The fund achieved gross returns of 13.6 per cent, and net realised returns of 10.6 per cent, representing a 1.6 per cent outperformance.

Fintex launched a new initiative called Fintex Co-Investments in 2024, and told investors that early results have been promising.

30 investment partners have joined the platform, where they can access bespoke co-investment opportunities. Fintex Co-Investments earned a gross return of 14.8 per cent last year and net realised returns of 12.5 per cent.

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“This year has been one of strong growth, outstanding investment returns, and strategic expansion,” said a Fintex spokesperson.

“Our commitment to risk management and innovation has strengthened our position in the private debt and co-investment markets.

“As we move forward, Fintex UK remains committed to delivering risk-adjusted returns, expanding our product offerings, and leveraging our expertise in alternative investments.

“Our focus on responsible growth ensures we continue creating long-term value for investors.”

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