Key Takeaways
- • Nomura and Aventus (TSXV: AVTS) have launched Misura, a joint venture offering investors access to securitized products and private credit opportunities.
- • Misura provides end-to-end asset sourcing and origination, combined with specialized investment advisory and portfolio management.
- • The platform combines Nomura's securitized products and private credit franchise with Aventus's credit underwriting expertise and the track record of sponsor CC Capital.
- • Andrew Rabinowitz serves as CEO of Misura Asset Management, with the firm emphasizing independence in underwriting and investment decision-making.
Summary
Through Misura, clients gain access to end-to-end asset sourcing and origination, alongside specialized investment advisory and portfolio management. According to the announcement, the collaboration uses Nomura's securitized products and private credit franchise to build bespoke capital solutions, combined with Aventus's expertise in underwriting and managing credit investments and the track record of its sponsor, CC Capital.
Chinh Chu, Founder and Senior Managing Director of CC Capital and Executive Chairman of Aventus, said the partnership brings together a specialized investment manager and the origination reach of a global investment bank. He described the platform as positioned to capture opportunities across the full credit spectrum and special situations.
Chris Willcox, Deputy President, Head of Wholesale, and Chair of the Investment Management Division at Nomura, said expanding securitized products and private markets solutions is a top strategic priority for the bank. Gordon Sweely, Head of Securitized Products and Private Credit at Nomura, said the partnership expands distribution across the entire capital structure.
Andrew Rabinowitz, CEO of Misura Asset Management, said the platform pairs specialized investment talent proven across multiple market cycles with a large-scale origination engine, while preserving independence in underwriting and investment decision-making.
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