GMI's strongest institutional footprint is anchored in North America, where our relationships with leading financial sponsors, corporate borrowers, and co-lending partners have been cultivated over more than a decade. We operate across the full credit spectrum — from senior secured to subordinated — with deep familiarity in deal flow, documentation, and pricing dynamics that define this market.
Our North American platform is not merely a base — it is a competitive advantage. We understand how the market breathes: the cadence of deal pipelines, the behavioural shifts of capital allocators, and the structural signals that precede dislocation.
Contact Us →Across established and emerging markets, GMI's coverage is not passive observation — it is active, first-hand intelligence cultivated through deal flow, partnerships, and boots-on-the-ground relationships.
The world's deepest private credit market remains GMI's primary arena. We operate across direct lending, M&A financing, and structured credit — with established relationships across the sponsor community, family offices, and institutional LPs that generate proprietary deal flow unavailable on the open market.
The convergence of technology and credit has produced a new class of financial institution that requires institutional-grade capital at scale. GMI provides warehouse facilities, revolving credit lines, and portfolio financing to digital lenders and embedded finance platforms — capturing yield premium while supporting financial innovation.
Global deal activity creates recurring demand for bespoke acquisition financing that traditional banks are increasingly constrained from providing. GMI fills this gap — offering flexible capital structures across senior, mezzanine, and holdco debt — acting as a strategic financing partner across deal cycles and geographies.
Selected sovereign debt markets — particularly in emerging economies — present compelling risk-adjusted opportunities that institutional capital has historically underweighted. GMI's research-driven framework identifies structural mispricing in government bonds, DFI-linked instruments, and state-backed credit vehicles, particularly across the African continent.
Africa represents one of the most significant and underserved capital deployment opportunities in global private credit today. A structural capital gap — estimated in the trillions — combined with growing institutional sophistication across key markets creates asymmetric conditions for disciplined, early-mover capital.
GMI's interest in Africa is not speculative. It is strategic. We have identified specific market entry points across sovereign credit, banking sector financing, and corporate credit — and we are actively structuring the vehicles to deploy capital at scale.
Explore GMI Fund Africa →Africa's financing deficit — estimated at over $1.3T annually — cannot be met by development banks alone. Private capital with institutional discipline is not just welcome; it is essential.
Comparable credit risk in African markets commands materially higher yield than equivalent instruments in developed markets — a premium we believe is partly mispricing rather than pure risk.
Dedicated Pan-African private credit vehicle. Concentrated exposure across sovereign, banking, and corporate credit.
Sub-Saharan and North African sovereign instruments, banking sector facilities, and investment-grade corporate issuers.
Available to institutional and high-net-worth investors meeting applicable eligibility criteria.
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