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As investors search for higher income than that offered by the big banks, some investors are realising there are credible alternatives to low returning cash transaction accounts and term deposits. Well-established, reputable, leading non-bank corporate lenders - such as Metrics Credit Partners (Metrics) - lend to sizeable corporates (some of which are listed on the ASX) to generate attractive monthly income for their investors.
In the video below we explain the range of returns available.
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Andrew has more than 30 years’ banking, funds management and financial markets experience specialising in leverage and acquisition finance as well as corporate and institutional lending. Andrew’s considerable experience includes being responsible for the origination and portfolio risk management of large, diversified and complex loan portfolios including corporate restructurings.
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Andrew has more than 30 years’ banking, funds management and financial markets experience specialising in leverage and acquisition finance as well as corporate and institutional lending. Andrew’s considerable experience includes being responsible...
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Andrew has more than 30 years’ banking, funds management and financial markets experience specialising in leverage and acquisition finance as well as corporate and institutional lending. Andrew’s considerable experience includes being responsible...
Expertise
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