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Tokio Marine, Schroders, IFC and BlueOrchard in $2bn fund launch

The Oct. 12 log entry gives a fund-level size but no individual commitments or strategy.

Insurance Capital Daily's deal log records a $2 billion fund launch dated Oct. 12 that lists Tokio Marine, Schroders, BlueOrchard and International Finance Corporation as parties.

The entry carries no individual commitment sizes, so the $2 billion figure is fund-level and not attributable to any one name.

The log also gives no strategy or geography and does not specify Tokio Marine's role or commitment.

Reported by The Wrap desk from Insurance Capital Daily deal log. Published . Corrections

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