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| | | ... the product disclosure statements not adequately disclosing the firm's financial position and one fund's exposure to the Bathla Group. The interim stop orders prevent Angas Securities from offering, issuing, selling, or transferring interests in the ... |
| | | | ... regarding other private credit managers, "may lead to an increase in redemption requests in the near term." The collapse of Bathla Group was a flashpoint for the local private credit sector. MA Financial has no exposure to this. The alternative asset ... |
| | | | ... expansion plans." Pearce also commented on the recent upheaval in Australia's private credit market, with the collapse of Bathla Group and Metrics' valuation concerns. "In Australia, private credit is dominated by lending to commercial real estate and ... |
| | | | ... a 27.2% discount to net asset value (NAV) and MOT at 23.3% as of July 31, according to Morningstar. Property developer Bathla Group went into voluntary administration in late August, raising fears that investors will pull back from private credit funds ... |
| | | | ... what that might be..." The announcement follows a volatile period for the Australian private credit sector following the Bathla Group's collapse last month, which saw several private credit fund managers that had exposure in the company freezing redemptions ... |
| | | | ... auditors and ratings agencies - to consistently meet their responsibilities. The recent collapse of property developer Bathla put a spotlight on the private credit sector, as investors pulled their money back from private credit exposures. Constant noted ... |
| | | | ... with some trusts trading at a discount of 25% of their net asset value (NAV), according to Morningstar. Property developer Bathla Group went into voluntary administration in late August, raising fears that investors will pull back from private credit ... |
| | | | Property developer Bathla Group went into voluntary administration yesterday, raising fears that investors will pull back from private credit funds exposed to the sector. In response, MA Financial has introduced a temporary monthly redemption limit ... |
| | | | ... Centuria Bass Credit Fund and the Bass Property Credit Fund, over increased redemption requests driven by concerns on borrower Bathla Group, a Sydney-based property constructor and developer. Centuria Bass said the decision has been taken to ensure all ... |
| | | | ... trading yesterday, following SQM's ratings downgrade and subsequent media reports suggesting that its exposure to the Bathla Group, a property constructor and developer, raised questions over its governance. CBCF is a wholesale pooled private credit ... |
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