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Private Credit Funds Exposed to Bathla Face Platform Scrutiny
Source: Bloomberg
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Australian investment portals are removing or closely monitoring investor access to private-credit funds with exposure to the collapsed Sydney property developer Bathla Group. The action reflects heightened regulatory scrutiny of unlisted markets and raises liquidity, valuation and credit-risk concerns for property-linked private-credit investments.
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