Oxane Partners announced that its Oxane Panorama platform now manages over $1 trillion in assets, reflecting a surge in institutional reliance on integrated infrastructure to handle growing private credit strategies worldwide.
Oxane Partners says its private‑credit technology platform, Oxane Panorama, now hosts more than $1 trillion in aggregate client assets, a milestone the firm presented as evidence of rising institutional reliance on unified infrastructure as private credit strategies grow in scale and complexity.
According to the announcement circulated by the company, the figure reflects demand from banks, funds and institutional investors for a single operating environment that links portfolio and risk reporting, valuations, data management and servicing. The firm said Oxane Panorama is used by 20 of the 30 largest global investment banks and 10 of the 15 largest private debt funds, and that its customer base spans North America, Europe, the UK and APAC. Oxane was founded in 2014 by former structured credit investment professionals at Deutsche Bank and operates from London, New York, Gurgaon and Hyderabad.
“Private credit is no longer defined by isolated strategies or standalone vehicles. Managers are running increasingly diversified platforms, across jurisdictions and asset types, and the infrastructure supporting those portfolios must deliver consistency, visibility, and discipline at scale. The ability to align with this market movement is what makes a trusted solutions partner for managers and investors alike, and we strive to continue to be that partner,” Sumit Gupta, Co‑Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Oxane Partners, said in the company statement.
The announcement frames the growth against a broader “Private Credit+” opportunity the firm estimates at about $45 trillion, encompassing asset‑based finance, securitised products, commercial real estate, fund finance, infrastructure debt and adjacent strategies. Oxane presented the platform as addressing the operational, regulatory and risk‑oversight challenges that accompany diversification across structures, geographies and counterparties.
Kanav Kalia, Managing Director at Oxane Partners, echoed that client feedback has shaped the product roadmap. “We’ve built the platform by listening closely to clients and focusing on the outcomes that matter most – speed, clarity, and control. As private credit institutionalizes, we remain focused on proactively supporting evolving requirements and offering comprehensive coverage. A sentiment which is reflected in the new mandates and expansion of existing relationships across regions and strategies which has led Oxane to host $1 trillion in aggregate client AUM,” he said in the same release.
Independent industry reporting and other company materials show somewhat lower platform totals and staff counts, underscoring rapid growth but also variation in how scale is presented. Coverage from June 2025 reported Oxane Panorama managing roughly $800 billion, and Oxane’s own materials and awards citations have referenced valuation workflows covering portfolios representing more than $850 billion. Third‑party profiles have listed the firm as managing in excess of $850 billion of notional for more than 100 clients, and have put Oxane’s global headcount at between about 650 and more than 700 employees; the company’s announcement states a team of over 850 professionals.
Oxane has expanded the functionality of Panorama in recent years to meet evolving valuation and reporting needs of private credit. The firm highlights enhancements such as third‑party valuations, Article 7 ESMA reporting support, managed data services and AI‑assisted financial extraction and spreading. Recognition at industry award ceremonies has followed; Oxane has been named for portfolio management and valuation services in multiple U.S. awards programmes, which the company cites as independent validation of its capabilities.
Industry observers say the private credit market’s shift from siloed direct‑lending products towards a broader, multi‑strategy ecosystem has increased demand for technology that can standardise controls and deliver transparency across disparate instruments. Oxane’s positioning as a cross‑asset platform aimed at banks, private credit funds, asset managers, insurers and limited partners aligns with that trend, though market participants note that estimates of assets “hosted” or “managed” on any vendor platform can vary depending on whether figures represent notional exposure, portfolio AUM, serviced assets or valuations workstreams.
The company framed the $1 trillion announcement as the latest step in a strategy of international expansion and product depth, attributing client wins and mandate extensions across regions and verticals for the uptick in platform volumes. Industry data and Oxane’s own disclosures indicate rapid hiring and geographic expansion in recent years to support that demand, even as exact metrics differ between sources.
- https://pulse2.com/oxane-partners-1-trillion-in-client-aum-now-hosted-on-private-credit-technology-platform/ – Please view link – unable to able to access data
- https://pulse2.com/oxane-partners-1-trillion-in-client-aum-now-hosted-on-private-credit-technology-platform/ – Oxane Partners, a technology-driven solutions provider to the private credit markets, announced that more than $1 trillion in aggregate client assets under management are now hosted on its Oxane Panorama platform. This milestone reflects growing institutional adoption of unified infrastructure as private credit strategies scale in size and complexity. The achievement comes as private credit continues to expand beyond traditional direct lending into what the firm describes as the ‘Private Credit+’ universe. This broader landscape represents an estimated $45 trillion opportunity spanning asset-based finance, securitized products, commercial real estate, fund finance, infrastructure debt, and adjacent strategies. As the asset class diversifies across structures, geographies, and counterparties, operating models are evolving to address increasing scale, regulatory scrutiny, and demands for risk oversight. Oxane Panorama is positioned as a single operating environment connecting workflows and stakeholders across banks, funds, and institutional investors. The platform integrates portfolio and risk management reporting, valuations, data management, and servicing within a unified framework that enhances transparency, governance, and operational consistency. According to the company, 20 of the 30 largest global investment banks and 10 of the 15 largest private debt funds now use Oxane’s solutions, alongside other banks, asset managers, and institutional investors. Platform growth has been driven by expansion across the full spectrum of Private Credit+ verticals and across North America, Europe, the UK, and APAC. Founded in 2014 by former structured credit investment professionals at Deutsche Bank, Oxane Partners operates from offices in London, New York, Gurgaon, and Hyderabad. The firm supports more than 100 clients globally with a team of over 850 professionals and manages $1 trillion of notional across its platform.
- https://insurtech.ffnews.com/newsarticle/fintech/oxane-private-credit-platform-growth/ – As of June 2025, Oxane Partners’ Oxane Panorama platform has grown to over $800 billion in assets under management. The firm continues to deepen relationships with leading global institutions in Private Credit+, reflecting the platform’s ability to manage large, complex mandates spanning direct lending, private ABS, asset-based finance, and fund finance strategies across its Private Credit+ solutions. To meet this growing demand, Oxane’s team has grown to 650 globally, up from 500 at the end of last year, and continues to expand its teams across locations in New York, London, and India. Kanav Kalia, Managing Director at Oxane Partners, commented on the market’s consolidation around capable players who understand credit and can operate across asset classes quickly, highlighting Oxane’s role in this trend.
- https://www.oxanepartners.com/private-credit-software/oxane-panorama/ – Oxane Partners offers Oxane Panorama, a purpose-built private credit software platform designed to manage the complete investment lifecycle from origination to exit. The platform supports various private credit strategies, including corporate credit, whole loan portfolios, asset-based lending, commercial real estate, fund finance, project finance, securitized products, significant risk transfer, and portfolio finance. It provides solutions for portfolio management, lender compliance reporting, risk management, third-party valuations, Article 7 ESMA reporting, managed data service, deal pipeline management, and financial extraction & spreading with AI. The platform is tailored for banks, private credit funds, asset managers, insurance firms, and limited partners.
- https://www.oxanepartners.com/resources/news/oxane-builds-on-its-panorama-platform-to-meet-rising-valuation-needs-in-credit-markets – Oxane Partners has enhanced its Oxane Panorama platform to address the growing valuation needs across Private Credit+. This development is reflected in recent independent recognition, with the firm named ‘Best Valuations Service of the Year’ at the PE Wire US Awards 2025 and recognized by Chartis for its private credit valuation capabilities for two consecutive years. The platform now supports valuation workflows for more than 35 institutional clients across hundreds of transactions, monitoring portfolios representing over $850 billion in assets under management. This expansion underscores Oxane’s commitment to meeting the evolving demands of the private credit market.
- https://www.cbinsights.com/company/oxane-partners – Oxane Partners is a technology-driven solutions provider to the private credit markets, managing over $850 billion of notional for more than 100 clients, including global investment banks, private credit, private equity, hedge funds, and alternative asset managers. The firm operates from offices in London, New York, Gurgaon, and Hyderabad, with a team of over 700 professionals supporting clients in more than 20 geographies globally. Founded in 2014 by former structured credit investment professionals at Deutsche Bank, Oxane Partners is at the forefront of the digital transformation in the private markets industry.
- https://mediabrief.com/oxane-partners-wins-multiple-portfolio-management-technology-awards/ – Oxane Partners’ Oxane Panorama solution has been recognised with three U.S. awards: ‘Best Portfolio Management System of the Year’ at the PE Wire U.S. Credit Awards, and ‘Best Portfolio Management Software’ and ‘Best Data Management Solution’ at the HFM U.S. Services Awards. These awards, presented in New York on September 12, 2024, highlight Oxane’s role in addressing the needs of investment firms in portfolio management, enabling scale in a growing market. The recognitions reflect the firm’s commitment to providing technology-driven solutions that transform the way investment firms and banks analyse and manage their investments.
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Freshness check
Score:
8
Notes:
The article was published on February 24, 2026, and reports that Oxane Partners now hosts over $1 trillion in client assets on its Oxane Panorama platform. ([pulse2.com](https://pulse2.com/oxane-partners-1-trillion-in-client-aum-now-hosted-on-private-credit-technology-platform/?utm_source=openai)) This milestone reflects growing institutional adoption of unified infrastructure as private credit strategies scale in size and complexity. The article also mentions that Oxane Panorama is used by 20 of the 30 largest global investment banks and 10 of the 15 largest private debt funds. ([pulse2.com](https://pulse2.com/oxane-partners-1-trillion-in-client-aum-now-hosted-on-private-credit-technology-platform/?utm_source=openai))
Quotes check
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7
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The article includes direct quotes from Sumit Gupta, Co-Founder and CEO of Oxane Partners, and Kanav Kalia, Managing Director at Oxane Partners. ([pulse2.com](https://pulse2.com/oxane-partners-1-trillion-in-client-aum-now-hosted-on-private-credit-technology-platform/?utm_source=openai)) However, these quotes are sourced from the company’s press release, which may limit their independent verification. The quotes are consistent with previous statements from Oxane Partners, indicating they are not newly obtained.
Source reliability
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6
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The article is published on Pulse 2.0, a business news website. While Pulse 2.0 provides coverage of business news, it is not as widely recognized as major news organizations like the Financial Times or Reuters. The article cites Oxane Partners’ press release as its primary source, which may present a conflict of interest and lacks independent verification.
Plausibility check
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7
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The claims in the article are plausible and align with Oxane Partners’ previous announcements. For instance, in December 2025, Oxane Partners announced that its platform monitors portfolios representing more than $850 billion in assets under management. ([oxanepartners.com](https://www.oxanepartners.com/resources/news/oxane-builds-on-its-panorama-platform-to-meet-rising-valuation-needs-in-credit-markets?utm_source=openai)) The growth to over $1 trillion is consistent with the company’s expansion trajectory. However, the lack of independent verification of these figures raises some concerns.
Overall assessment
Verdict (FAIL, OPEN, PASS): FAIL
Confidence (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH): MEDIUM
Summary:
The article reports that Oxane Partners now hosts over $1 trillion in client assets on its Oxane Panorama platform. However, the information is sourced primarily from Oxane Partners’ press release, lacking independent verification. The reliance on a single source and the absence of third-party confirmation raise concerns about the accuracy and reliability of the reported figures. Therefore, the content does not meet the necessary standards for publication under our editorial indemnity.