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Banks Pull Back From Financing Australian Private Credit Funds
Source: Bloomberg
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Global banks are pulling back from financing Australian private credit funds, potentially squeezing an industry already facing a property downturn, higher borrowing costs and regulatory scrutiny. The report gives no figures or specific market reaction.
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