Private Credit

The outlook remains constructive, though not without risks that could create periods of volatility along the way.

Private credit has grown rapidly, but so have the misconceptions. Here’s what investors should understand.

Everyone wants the next SpaceX. But the best portfolios also need investments that quietly preserve capital and generate dependable income.

When the arms of the vice - declining GRV & senior debt accruing default interest - begin to close, subordinated debt investors are at risk.

Amid rising rates, global tariffs and market volatility, private credit is gaining attention as investors look to defensive allocations.

Private credit has become a lightning rod for criticism. Nehemiah Richardson explains why the opportunity remains compelling.

The housing crisis is entering a more dangerous phase, as we face a supply freeze in the very part of the market homes are needed most.

Investors should be clear on why they are holding private credit as the justification will often determine the type of exposure held.

Rather than competing with banks, some private lenders are now co-investing alongside them to reduce risk and improve deal quality.

Private credit is not a niche allocation, it's a core component of portfolios - nowhere is this more evident than in Australian real estate.