The proposed deal would accelerate liquidity for current investors while the firm simultaneously eyes its next GP stakes vehicle, targeting $5.6 billion.
The passive minority investment will reportedly strengthen the Swiss private equity firm's balance sheet and support team expansion and alignment with LPs.
The New York-based asset manager entered private credit in 2024 by acquiring Avenue Capital's team and five funds with approximately $500 million in commitments.
The investment in the Brazilian alternative asset manager will be made through a primary capital injection, with no existing partners selling their holdings.