Fidelity Advantage
20+ years of middle market underwriting experience combined with the power of Fidelity’s global infrastructure and research.1
What sets Fidelity apart for direct lending?
The Direct Lending team leverages the full breadth of Fidelity’s investment legacy to help source attractive opportunities while remaining highly selective.
- Source: Fidelity Investments as of 12/31/2025. 1. As of 12/31/2025. 2. Fidelity Direct Lending is part of Fidelity’s High Income & Alts group, which encompasses multiple strategies, portfolio managers and fund types. 3. Fidelity Investments has been a leader in the High Yield market since 1977 and the Leveraged Loan market since 2001. Includes Mutual Funds & ETFs only. Source: Simfund, as of 3/31/2025.
Built on the Fidelity foundation
Fidelity's long-term approach to building a direct lending platform allows us to be patient, disciplined investors focused on finding the right opportunities for investment.
Market leadership
- Fidelity's established brand and scale have attracted top talent and high-quality borrowers.
- Seasoned team brings perspective and discipline to credit selection.
Scale & infrastructure
- Extensive resources enable team to stay focused on underwriting credits and scaling with borrowers as they grow.
- Established legal and compliance framework supports disciplined execution and risk oversight.
Information advantage
- Proprietary insights sharpen our ability to identify compelling opportunities.
- Nearly 500 research professionals support a ~35-person investment team, enhancing diligence and decision-making.
Institutional-quality underwriting and risk-management framework
Team experience, deep relationships and institutional research capabilities drive a differentiated approach to direct lending. We target high quality businesses across the middle market and provide financing structures that have generated or may generate attractive risk-adjusted returns for the Fund.
Some investors may assume that “bigger is better” when it comes to direct lending: the larger the borrower, the safer the credit. Learn why this belief may warrant a closer look.
Meet the portfolio management team
Fidelity Direct Lending’s 35+ member team boasts deep relationships and track record of success in financing middle market companies.
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