2024 ends with the RBA getting ready for an interest rate cut but not just yet
A busy 2024 ended with the RBA holding official interest rates where they started the year – at 4.35 per cent.
A busy 2024 ended with the RBA holding official interest rates where they started the year – at 4.35 per cent.
Explore the world of commercial real estate debt in Australia. A strategic allocation to private commercial real estate debt: A pathway to defensive returns
Discover the intricacies of real estate private credit in Australia. This article explores the recent growth of this alternative asset class and offers valuable insights into the future of real estate private credit.
CEO & Co-Founder, Alan Greenstein, reflects on 2024, the challenges and opportunities for the Australian economy and the private credit sector, and what these mean for our clients.
AUSBIZ
Tom Cranfield, Director, Investment & Risk, joined Ausbiz to discuss the critical role private credit plays in financing sustainable housing and tackling Australia’s housing supply shortage.
Insights from industry experts on navigating a shifting economic landscape at a recent Zagga Fireside Chat where the panel discussion centered on the topic “Adapting to change: The opportunities and challenges for developers and investors in a shifting economic landscape”.
THE URBAN DEVELOPER
The commercial property market has become a cautionary tale for many investors as they turn to private credit as an alternative pathway to property, writes Tom Cranfield, Director, Investment and Risk.
The RBA has now held official interest rates steady for more than a year despite the substantial fall in inflation, the weak economy, the slowing in wages growth and the flood of interest rate cuts around the world.
YOUR INVESTMENT PROPERTY
With the commercial property market facing challenges, private credit is becoming a smart way for investors to still get good returns while avoiding too much risk.
THE TIMES
Leading boutique private credit investment manager, Zagga, has partnered with award-winning, celebrity landscape designer, Jamie Durie, on his latest project, a luxury home set to be one of Australia’s most sustainable builds.
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