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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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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.
Read the articleTCP 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.
Read the articleTCP Insights: How TCP assesses private credit investment opportunities
In TCP’s latest insights paper, we take a closer look at one of our recent transactions to illustrate how we approach deal selection and underwriting – the foundations of constructing a portfolio that provide investors with consistent cash returns and downside protection. This continues to be important, particularly in today’s ever changing economic environment.
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Auzbiz Interview: Graham Lees discusses the private credit market outlook
Graham Lees, Managing Director: Central banks are committed to containing inflation, interest rates are likely to stay higher for longer, and this means corporate credit deal activity levels picking up as a clearer picture around peak interest rates and inflation emerges.
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Auzbiz Interview: Peter Szekely provides an update on the current private credit market
In this week’s auzbiz interview, TCP’s managing partner Peter Szekely shares his insights into the outlook of private credit in Australia.
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Auzbiz Interview: Peter Szekely shares his insights into the current state of private debt
Peter Szekely shares his insights into the current state of private debt, highlighting it as an appealing prospect for investors due to enduring high rates. He anticipates these rates to persist for the next 12 to 18 months, mainly driven by the mid 5% Australian inflation and tight labour markets.
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