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Fund Veteran Says Australia Private Credit Should Be Less Opaque
Source: Bloomberg
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Challenger Ltd. backed greater disclosure in Australian public and private credit markets as regulators intensify scrutiny following the collapse of Sydney property developer Bathla Group. The development highlights governance and transparency risks in private credit, particularly for real-estate-linked lending, but provides no quantified financial impact on Challenger.
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