In this episode of It’s Not All PC, we explore what makes up the portfolio. From yield and risk to liquidity, transparency and finding genuine opportunities in a more cautious market.
In this episode of It’s Not All PC, we explore what matters most for advisers in private credit in 2026. From yield and risk to liquidity, transparency and finding genuine opportunities in a more cautious market.
Private credit is one of the most talked about asset classes in Australian wealth management. Most of that conversation is about yield i.e. the headline return above cash. But framing private credit purely as a yield play misses the more important story: a structural shift in how the economy is funded and who is doing the funding.
Discover how combining direct corporate lending and asset-backed securities creates a more diversified, resilient and income-focused private credit portfolio.
In this episode of It’s Not All PC, Privity Credit and specialist debt advisory Neu Capital discuss yield generation, risk, liquidity, transparency and where the real opportunities are in this more cautious macro environment.
If you have questions and want a clear, jargon-free grounding in how ABS actually works, watch our short explainer video.
The private credit panel at the Ensombl All Licensee PD Day unpacked the real mechanics driving income and returns.
We examine the 2026 macro backdrop, the outlook for defaults, Australia’s relative strengths, the difference between default and loss, and the practical due diligence questions advisers and investors should be asking.
In this episode of "It's not all PC", Privity and Star Mountain Capital share a practitioner's view on private credit risks, realities and portfolio construction.
Private credit continues to attract growing attention from investors as it offers the potential for attractive income, diversification and capital preservation. But as investor interest has increased, so too has the need to understand what sits beneath the surface.
On Livewire's Rule of Investing podcast, Privity Credit Managing Partner Ryan Donnar discussed key considerations for private credit investors, including crowding, loan structure and the importance of controlling the lending process.
The IPSI transaction illustrates several reasons private credit continues to play an increasingly important role in portfolio construction.
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