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ADDX fractionalises venture debt fund by Temasek subsidiary and UOB

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 4 min read
ADDX fractionalises venture debt fund by Temasek subsidiary and UOB
Choo Oi-Yee, CEO of ADDX, says venture debt as an investment class is poised to grow. “In the US, venture debt deals make up around 25% of venture capital funding. In Southeast Asia, that figure is less than 5%.” Photo: Albert Chua/The Edge Singapore
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Private market exchange ADDX has fractionalised a venture debt fund by Innoven Capital, a joint venture between a Temasek Holdings subsidiary and United Overseas Bank (UOB).

ADDX’s move brings the minimum subscription size for individual accredited investors down to US$20,000 from US$5 million previously. Innoven is a joint venture between Temasek’s wholly-owned subsidiary Seviora Holdings and UOB.

The Innoven SEA Fund I provides venture debt funding to high-growth startups and technology companies across Southeast Asia. The fund is anchored by a US$50 million commitment from Seviora and UOB, and it provides investors a combination of fixed income and equity return, with annual cash distributions.

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