Global private credit has grown rapidly over the past decade, with $US1.6 trillion invested in private credit globally and $A200 billion in Australian private credit.
Private credit growth has been catalysed by the huge demand for credit by companies as they grow and invest. This robust demand for lending has been supported by increasing participation from high-net-worth investors as well as institutional alternate investment funds and superannuation funds.
As investors seek to diversify their portfolios and mitigate risk in a volatile economic environment, join our expert panel for a deep dive into the outlook for the sector in Australia and globally, including:
The role of private credit in portfolios as a high-yield alternative to traditional fixed-income strategies
How private credit solutions are being tailored to meet borrowers’ needs in terms of size, type, or timing of transactions
How Australia's superannuation funds and large alternate investment groups are participating in the growth of this sector
How private credit compares to traditional asset classes in terms of risk and returns