IFS Capital signs S$79 million MSME loan securitisation programme

By Public Technologies
  • IFS Capital signed its inaugural MSME loan securitisation programme for a S$ 79 million issuance backed by Singapore real estate-secured loans.
  • Financial close is expected in October 2026; the issuer will sell senior, mezzanine, and subordinated notes with a four-year tenor.
  • CapitaLand Investment will subscribe for the full aggregate principal amount of the senior notes on the first issue date.
  • DBS acted as sole arranger; IFS will retain the mezzanine and subordinated notes and continue servicing the loans.
  • Proceeds are intended to recycle capital for redeployment into new MSME lending.


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