01.08.2023

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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25.07.2023

TCP Insights: The Rising Prominence of Private Credit in Asia

Whilst TCP’s core focus is on Australia and New Zealand, we will also invest selectively in developed Asian markets. We take a closer look at why Asia stands out as a key focus region as Private Credit’s center of gravity shifts to this area.

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15.06.2023

Auzbiz Interview: Peter Szekely discusses why private credit is a compelling investment

Peter Szekely from Tanarra Credit Partners discusses the benefits of private credit investments for retail and institutional investors. With various protections and low volatility, private credit is a compelling investment on a risk-return basis.

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29.05.2023

Private Credit – higher returns vs. bank lending does not always equate to outsized risk

TCP takes a closer look at why the higher returns offered by Private Credit vs traditional bank lending does not necessarily equate to outsized risk: fund manager experience in deal selection and structuring with downside protection is crucial in mitigating risk

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08.05.2023

Auzbiz Interview: Peter Szekely discusses how private credit will “weather” the market

There are differing views in terms of when Central Banks will cut rates but we know markets will remain volatile in a higher rate environment. How is private credit positioned to “weather” this market? Peter Szekely from Tanarra Credit Partners joins auzbiz to discuss.

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19.04.2023

Ausbiz Interview: Graham Lees discusses recent market trends and increased investor appetite for corporate private credit

Tanarra’s Graham Lees says there is increasing demand from retail and family office investors for access to private credit and non-publicly listed assets.

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