The founders of UK-based Oxane Partners have begun exploring a majority stake sale valued at up to $250 million, according to livemint.com. The private credit software firm, which develops platforms for banks, hedge funds, and private equity firms to manage and analyze private credit portfolios, has attracted growing investor interest amid fintech infrastructure expansion.
Oxane Partners, built without external funding, has engaged investment banks Avendus and Jefferies to manage the sale process, livemint.com reports. The move comes as the company looks to capitalize on rising demand for specialized software solutions in private credit markets. The founders are seeking to monetize their stake while positioning the firm for future growth.
The private credit software sector has seen increased activity as financial institutions seek advanced tools to navigate complex credit portfolios. Oxane Partners' valuation aligns with comparable fintech infrastructure deals, reflecting investor appetite for niche software providers in financial services. The firm’s flagship platform supports portfolio monitoring and analysis, key capabilities in the evolving credit landscape.
Avendus and Jefferies are overseeing the stake sale process, with the valuation target set at $250 million, livemint.com confirms. The transaction could reshape ownership of Oxane Partners, marking a significant milestone for the UK-based fintech firm.