Everything everywhere is happening at once. The bond sell-off continued over the month even as the Fed increased the cash rate. Oil flow from the Middle East is nearing pre-war levels, but oil and diesel prices remain high. And the world freaked out abo ...
Learn moreEverything everywhere is happening at once. The bond sell-off continued over the month even as the Fed increased the cash rate. Oil flow from the M ...
Learn moreEverything everywhere is happening at once. The bond sell-off continued over the month even as the Fed increased the cash rate. Oil flow from the M ...
Learn moreAI bubble concerns morphed into the 'SaaSpocalypse' as AI agents threaten to eat all software and replace all jobs. Perhaps the governor of the RBA may feel a little nervous as the RBA wrestles with still-rising inflation. Elsewhere, Takaichi re ...
Learn moreTrust is the most important currency when it comes to money. Unfortunately for Australia’s banks, Australians don’t trust them very much. As the chart below shows, only one Australian bank rates in the top 10 most-trusted brands in Austr ...
Learn moreAustralia’s private credit market is maturing, but a better understanding of the region’s nuances would serve investors well, says FC Capital’s CEO Christan Brehm How has the Australian private credit market m ...
Learn moreAt a Glance: The private debt market has witnessed a significant growth with total private markets assets under management (AUM) reaching $11.7 trillion as of June 30, 2022, largely driven by long-term lenders like pension funds and wealth manag ...
Learn moreAt a Glance: Europe's transition towards private debt highlights a significant shift from traditional banking, propelled by regulatory adaptations and market dynamics. Investors are attracted by private debt due to higher yield opportu ...
Learn moreThe squeeze of living costs on Australians Over the last year to June, inflation increased by a whopping 6% but did you know that the living costs of Australians actually increased by more than 6% over that period and are now at record levels? T ...
Learn moreThe RBA paused again as the economy slowed. While inflation “remains too high” and the labour market is tight, the RBA talked about “below-trend” economic growth, weak household consumption, and weak dwelling investment for the f ...
Learn moreThe risk-adjusted returns in Australia’s emerging private debt sector consistently beat comparable investments in the more sophisticated markets of Europe and the US, says Christian Brehm, CEO of FC Capital. Australia’s i ...
Learn moreOn 7 March, the RBA did what was expected and raised the official interest rates by 25 bps to 3.60 percent. It was the tenth increase in a row. More increases will come this year, but we should start to see a slowdown in rate increases going forward. Th ...
Learn moreThe Emergence of Private Debt – What's Fuelling Australia's Lending Landscape Shift? Private debt is gathering pace in Australia as traditional lenders and big banks turn their attention to large-scale corporate entities, leaving small ...
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