GCC demand for growth capital surges to $4.1 billion in 2025 amid rapid institutionalization of structured credit
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GCC-based corporations and investment vehicles have increasingly turned to structured credit instruments—such as securitizations, hybrid debt, and alternative financing vehicles—as traditional banking channels face capacity constraints and regulatory pressures on conventional lending. The $4.1 billion demand figure reflects a structural shift toward capital market solutions, particularly among large-cap industrial, real estate, and financial services entities seeking to diversify funding sources beyond conventional bank facilities. This institutionalization trend mirrors broader Gulf economic diversification efforts and the regulatory environment's emphasis on non-oil revenue channels, with demand typically concentrated among regional anchor firms in Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Kuwait—sectors h
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