Benefit Street Partners

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Type
Credit Fund
HQ
United States

About

Benefit Street Partners is Franklin Templeton’s alternative credit investment manager. It invests in direct lending, structured and liquid credit, special situations, infrastructure debt and real estate debt. The Alcentra business is now aligned under the BSP brand.

Investment Focus

Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States
Coverage
Country-focused
Regions
North America

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Location

Headquarters
United States
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