Private credit is redefining fixed income as an asset class, with returns as high as 10 per cent plus attracting an explosion of interest.
But all that attention has drawn the usual cowboy operators, so investors need to be careful.
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There’s a lot to like about investing in private credit but beware the shonks.
Private credit is redefining fixed income as an asset class, with returns as high as 10 per cent plus attracting an explosion of interest.
But all that attention has drawn the usual cowboy operators, so investors need to be careful.
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Original URL: https://www.afr.com/wealth/personal-finance/why-private-credit-is-redefining-fixed-income-20240223-p5f7f5