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Malaysia's OSKVI and Affin Hwang move into venture debt with Pothos Fund I

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Malaysia's OSK Ventures International and Affin Hwang Investment Bank have launched Pothos Fund I, a venture debt fund targeting high-growth Southeast Asian companies. This move signals a growing trend in alternative financing, offering startups a way to extend runway and fund growth without immediate equity dilution, a key consideration for startups and VCs in the region.

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