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ADVISER VOICE
Specialist real estate private credit investment manager, Zagga, has secured an additional $25 million for its senior secured corporate note as investors strengthen defences and prioritise income amidst persistent volatility.

Arranged by fixed income specialist, FIIG Securities, the tap issuance for the four-year note settled on 30 March and targets a yield of 7.85% per annum. It closely follows an initial issuance in December 2025, which was oversubscribed by 30 per cent.

AUSBIZ
In this recent interview with Ausbiz, Alan Greenstein, Zagga CEO & Co-Founder argues Australia may experience stagflationary pressures, with inflation and interest rates rising while growth slows, yet he expects structural housing demand to underpin opportunities.
In his view, investors are pushed to seek alternatives, with a particular focus on property‑backed private credit where he considers yields more predictable, consistent and reliable.

STOCKHEAD & THE AUSTRALIAN
With market twists and turns, investors searching for reliable income are increasingly turning their attention to real estate private credit. When the world feels this turbulent, investors usually stop dreaming about moonshots and start thinking about something that can generate steady income.

AUSBIZ
The growth of Australia’s real estate private credit market is gaining significant attention, with the segment forecast to near $90 billion by the decade’s end. In this Ausbiz interview, Zagga CEO & Co-Founder Alan Greenstein shares his thoughts on the tailwinds driving the demand for, and growth of, real estate private credit – from domestic and offshore participants.

FORESIGHT ANALYTICS
The Zagga CRED Fund has recently been assigned a VERY STRONG investment rating for the second consecutive year, indicating a strong level of confidence that the fund can deliver a risk-adjusted return in line with its investment objectives. The Fund was additionally assigned as a COMPLEX product, primarily reflecting that the underlying assets require specialist investment skills to acquire, and monitor.

AUSBIZ
In this Ausbiz interview, Zagga CEO & Co-Founder Alan Greenstein reflects on the sector’s transition into the mainstream, the rising expectations around discipline and transparency, and the significance of Zagga’s renewed $65 million corporate note with FIIG Securities.

FINANCEASIA
Despite criticism, Roushana Sjahsam, Asean senior board adviser at investment firm Zagga, argues private credit is an emerging asset class for defensive, yield-seeking investors, who want diversification, stable income, and portfolio resilience.