Arrow International’s funds beneath administration hit €15.3bn (£13.3bn) within the first quarter of 2026 because it reported €5bn of fundraising inside its credit score technique over the previous 12 months.
Within the asset supervisor’s quarterly earnings launch, it reported that funds beneath administration elevated by €4.7bn 12 months on 12 months to €10.6bn, representing progress of 45 per cent.
Arrow additionally said that fund efficiency remained sturdy, with €0.3bn distributed to restricted companions throughout 2026, whereas the Arrow Credit score Alternatives programme delivered a web deal IRR of 17 per cent. Total, whole realisations exceeded €3.2bn.
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“Quarter one in every of 2026 marked one other quarter of sturdy progress for Arrow, as we continued to scale the platform whereas sustaining a disciplined method to capital deployment,” stated Zach Lewy, group chief government officer at Arrow. “Fundraising momentum remained sturdy, with over €5.0bn of latest institutional commitments secured during the last 12 months, taking funds beneath administration to €15.3bn and reflecting continued assist for our vertically built-in mannequin, native origination capabilities and specialist funding experience.”
Nevertheless, Arrow reported decrease deployment within the first quarter of 2026 in contrast with the identical interval in 2025, at €0.5bn and €0.8bn respectively.
The agency stated its deployment targeted on off-market, actual estate-backed alternatives throughout western Europe throughout the quarter, because it maintained a cautious funding method amid ongoing financial and political uncertainty.
The agency additionally said that it has an funding pipeline for the second quarter, including the finished funding of 65 per cent of the Canada Pension Plan Funding Board’s remaining C$1bn (£544.3m) pursuits in European non-performing loans.
“Throughout the quarter, we remained selective in deploying capital into asset-backed alternatives the place we see enticing risk-adjusted returns,” Lewy added. “The acquisition of a European non-performing mortgage portfolio from Canada Pension Plan Funding Board builds on our broader relationship and displays our confidence within the worth of this portfolio and the chance forward.”
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