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Singapore-listed buyer stalks 20pc stake in NSW Land Titles Registry - Vimarsana News

Singapore-listed buyer stalks 20pc stake in NSW Land Titles Registry

Front-of-mind for prospective acquirers is Aware Super, which owns 30 per cent of the registry.

Source: afr.com
Low Corporate Defaults Underpin Continued Bet on Private Credit -- Interview - Vimarsana News

Low Corporate Defaults Underpin Continued Bet on Private Credit -- Interview

By Alice Uribe SYDNEY--Many investors feared companies' pandemic-era borrowing spree would eventually lead to a financial reckoning. But even as interest...

AustralianSuper, AMP, Hostplus and other super funds step up private lending in challenge to the banks - Vimarsana News

AustralianSuper, AMP, Hostplus and other super funds step up private lending in challenge to the banks

Fund CIOs say increased regulatory scrutiny on bank capital means more borrowers are tapping them for project finance and leveraged buyouts, as well as direct lending.

Source: afr.com
Pinnacle nudges five-month high as performance fees rebound - Vimarsana News

Pinnacle nudges five-month high as performance fees rebound

Affiliate fund managers chalked up performance fees of $41.9 million in six months as the likes of Hyperion, Coolabah and Spheria outperformed benchmarks. 

Source: afr.com
Property prices: Australian Retirement Trust, AustralianSuper, Hostplus CIOs say that large write-downs of commercial real estate are over - Vimarsana News

Property prices: Australian Retirement Trust, AustralianSuper, Hostplus CIOs say that large write-downs of commercial real estate are over

Super funds’ belief they will not have to slash real estate valuations further comes despite economists’ expectations of further write-downs.

Source: afr.com