Goldman Sachs and Mizuho Financial Group have co-led a capital call facility worth $3bn for SoftBank Vision Fund that will make immediate access to cash easier.

Vision Fund, the almost-$100bn investment fund managed by telecommunications and internet group SoftBank, has secured $3bn in debt financing, Bloomberg reported today, citing two people with knowledge of the matter.

Investment banking firm Goldman Sachs and financial services firm Mizuho Financial Group co-led the financing, supplied through a capital call facility that also included Citigroup, Samba Financial Group and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group.

Vision Fund has been equipped with $98.6bn including capital and assets from SoftBank, $1bn each from several…

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