Gaw Capital files to list Hong Kong's first property debt fund, targeting US$291M deal pipeline
Hong Kong-based real estate private equity firm Gaw Capital filed on Friday to list its Gaw Capital Real Estate Private Debt OFC, aiming to become the first property-focused private debt fund on the Hong Kong stock exchange's main board. The move comes as traditional banks scale back commercial real estate lending. The fund has identified a US$291 million (HK$2.29 billion) pipeline of deals across Hong Kong, Australia, South Korea, Thailand, and the Maldives.
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