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Boutique investment manager and non-bank lender Zagga has announced the launch of its inaugural unitised private debt fund, the Zagga CRED Fund (ZCF). According to the firm, given the asset class’ ability to serve as a robust hedge against rising interest rates, the fund presents as a compelling alternative for advisers aiming to increase their clients’ allocation to private debt in the current inflationary climate.
Boutique investment manager and non-bank lender, Zagga, announces the launch of its inaugural unitised private debt fund, the Zagga CRED Fund (ZCF). The introduction of this unitised fund underscores the growing appetite among financial advisors and wholesale investors for fixed-income investment alternatives.
This STEPtember, the team at Zagga are proud to be joining a community of over 120,000 Australians moving together to drive meaningful change for people with cerebral palsy. Our aim is to move 10,000 steps – or its equivalent – per team member, per day for the full 30 days! It’ll be a worthwhile challenge knowing we’re fundraising to support people with cerebral palsy.
Commercial Real Estate Debt (CRED) plays a pivotal role in the world of real estate investment. It’s a financial instrument that allows investors to participate
The 1.2 million dwelling target would mean…. just under 20,000 private sector dwellings per month every month for five years on average… a major positive for the construction sector with an extended upswing.
Zagga’s general market overview provides insights into the Official Cash Rate, Inflation, Population & Employment, and Housing.
In the currently inflationary environment, individuals are rightfully seeking avenues that can offer stability in volatile markets, portfolio diversification and capital preservation opportunities as well as a hedge against rising interest rates and inflation.
Strong demand from rapid population growth in concert with limited supply because of relatively soft rates on new dwelling construction are seeing house prices continuing to rise. The price increases are across all capital cities and are extending to most regional centres.
In the currently inflationary environment, individuals are rightfully seeking avenues that can offer stability in volatile markets, portfolio diversification and capital preservation opportunities as well as a hedge against rising interest rates and inflation.
While there remains clear evidence of the economy slowing, Stephen Koukoulas, Zagga’s Economist ‘in residence’, also acknowledges the positive trends currently coming to light: “House prices are… stronger, being in the early stages of a cyclical upturn with a surge in demand for housing coming from sharply higher immigration and supply being constrained by low levels of new dwelling construction.”
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All portfolio numbers quoted correct as at 31 December 2025.
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