Ethos’ investments are in the form of debts that secure its positions through financial guarantees, and their projects have mainly been within the private sector with two types of tickets – US$10 million to US$49 million, and more than US$50 million.
US-headquartered debt-financing firm Ethos Asset Management will invest US$940 million ($1.3 billion) in Southeast Asia over the next three years, with a focus on the energy, infrastructure and manufacturing sectors.
In a press release dated Aug 17, the firm said that its expansion into Southeast Asia comes after its US$1 billion investment into India. In total, Ethos will look to invest close to US$2 billion in Asia, on “high-level projects with long-term sustainability”.
