24.07.2025

Beyond Real Estate: The Benefits of Diversification in Private Credit

In this latest edition of TCP Insights, we highlight the importance of diversification in a portfolio outside of real estate assets in the face of economic uncertainty.

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04.02.2025

2025 Private Credit Outlook: Insights from Managing Director, Peter Szekely

As we navigate an evolving economic landscape, private credit remains a resilient and compelling investment opportunity in 2025. In this latest edition of our Outlook & Insights, Managing Director, Peter Szekely, explores the key drivers shaping private credit markets and how investors can position themselves for success. 🔹 Key themes from the 2025 outlook: ✔ […]

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12.12.2024

Australian Private Credit Market Grows in Response to Bank Lending Rules

As published in The Australian, December 5th 2024 (Paywall) The article, titled “Australian Private Credit Market Grows in Response to Bank Lending Rules” by Glenda Korporaal, delves into how small and medium-sized businesses are turning to private credit as a financing alternative. Peter Szekely, Managing Director of Tanarra Credit Partners, highlights the rapid growth of […]

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14.03.2024

Auzbiz Interview: Peter Szekely sees strength in the private credit market

Peter Szekely, Managing Partner, returns to ausbiz this week to take a look at the robust performance of the private credit asset class amidst financial market volatility.

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21.01.2024

Capital Brief: Capitalising on Australia’s Private Credit Boom

Graham Lees and Peter Szekely explore the outlook for the Australian private credit market. The Australian market remains in its early phases compared to the US and Europe with ample opportunity for growth in the acquisition financing and sub-investment grade lending space.

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15.01.2024

TCP Insights: The outlook for 2024

In TCP’s first insights paper for 2024, TCP explore the outlook for 2024 and what could be an attractive opportunity for private credit regardless of what economic conditions prevail during the year.

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