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| | ... investors with purpose-driven capital solutions that combine the stability of infrastructure assets with the downside protection and complexity premium of private lending. The fund has since launched its multi-sector private debt capability that seeks ... |
| | | ... transferred, often between $2 million and $50 million, are making it through family members or other structures and advising it's a loan from an unrelated party. "If taxpayers are saying it's a loan, then the ATO will speak with the person providing ... |
| | | ... ways to gain exposure to floating rate instruments are through investment grade floating rate notes (FRNs), collateralised loan obligations (CLOs) and business development companies (BDCs). High yields have made a comeback, meaning the current yield ... |
| | | ... AustralianSuper achieve its investment objectives by providing differentiated access to our directly originated, proprietary senior loan assets." Nuveen managing director, head of Australia Andrew Kleinig welcomed the new partnership as an extension ... |
| | | ... ruled in ASIC's favour, saying ANZ contravened the ASIC Act, the Corporations Act, and the National Consumer Credit Protection Act. It said ANZ made false or misleading representations to certain customers when it represented that it had, and would continue ... |
| | | ... For example, someone retiring with a mortgage might want to know if they should use their super to pay off their remaining loan or keep it invested," he wrote. "Super funds charge fees based on a percentage of your savings, so they stand to make more ... |
| | | ... Meanwhile, fixed income investors pivoted towards assets with floating rates like leveraged loans for better inflationary protection. Fixed income investors also focused on higher-yielding assets such as emerging market debt and high-yield bonds. Private ... |
| | | ... late on a payment have experienced financial hardship because of buy now, pay later fees, including taking out an additional loan or foregoing household essentials. The research also shows that 30% of Australians have used a BNPL service in the last ... |
| | | ... commenced proceedings in the Federal Court against ANZ for breaches of the Credit Act arising from referrals through its home loan 'introducer program' and from unlicensed individuals outside the introducer program. The program involved home ... |
| | | ... insurance. The charges were brought by ASIC and relate to CBA's promotion and sale of CreditCard Plus and Loan Protection policies as an add-on insurance product in branches, by telephone and online. ASIC alleged between 2011 and 2015, CBA made false ... |
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