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Oaktree’s Makam calls out the credit market’s hidden risks
Oaktree’s Raj Makam’s message to Australian institutions that are piling into private debt is that returns don’t always reflect the risks.
Jonathan ShapiroSenior reporterRaj Makam of famed Los Angeles-based investment firm Oaktree Capital operates in one of the fastest growing parts of the capital markets – private lending.
The private debt market – in which specialist funds lend money directly to companies – is set to double by 2026 from $US1.2 trillion ($1.7 trillion) to $US2.7 trillion.
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