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BENEFIT STREET PARTNERS LIMITED

BENEFIT STREET PARTNERS LIMITED is a Series C+ and debt fund in the US, Europe, Middle East, Africa and United Kingdom investing in credit, direct-lending, structured-credit, liquid-credit, special-situations, infrastructure-debt and real-estate-debt.

Stages
Series C+, debt
Sectors
credit, direct-lending, structured-credit, liquid-credit, special-situations, infrastructure-debt, real-estate-debt
Invests in
US-wide, Europe, Middle East, Africa, United Kingdom
Actively investing
Yes
Founded
2008
Assets under management
$93B

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Thesis

Benefit Street Partners (BSP) is a credit-focused alternative asset management firm founded in 2008 and headquartered in New York City. As a subsidiary of Franklin Templeton Investments, BSP manages approximately $93 billion in AUM as of early 2026. The firm's investment thesis centers on generating attractive risk-adjusted returns through deep specialization in credit, encompassing direct lending, structured credit, liquid credit, special situations, infrastructure debt, and real estate debt. Their strategy involves a flexible approach across the capital structure, emphasizing disciplined underwriting, downside risk management, and low loss rates. BSP primarily targets North American middle-market companies for direct lending, focusing on sponsor and non-sponsor lending, with a preference for privately originated, floating-rate, senior secured loans. They also engage in special situations, CLOs, real estate debt, liquid credit, and structured credit. BSP has successfully closed significant funds, such as BSP Debt Fund V ($4.7B) and BSP Real Estate Opportunistic Debt Fund II ($10B).

Common questions

Does BENEFIT STREET PARTNERS LIMITED invest at the Series C+ stage?

Yes. BENEFIT STREET PARTNERS LIMITED lists Series C+ and debt among the stages it invests in.

Where does BENEFIT STREET PARTNERS LIMITED invest?

BENEFIT STREET PARTNERS LIMITED invests in the US, Europe, Middle East, Africa and United Kingdom.

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