Letter from Down Under (First of Two Parts)

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In our continuing series on global private credit, we next cover the history and outlook for the asset class in Australia. In a visit to Melbourne and Sydney last week, we met with a number of clients and firms with exposure, appetite, or interest in private debt…

▶︎ Read May 8 2023 newsletter: here

▶︎ Chart of the Week: here (by The Daily Shot)

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