Australian private credit investors demand greater transparency from asset managers amid property market slowdown and regulatory scrutiny of fund valuations
Australian private credit investors are seeking greater transparency from asset managers, following a slowdown in the country's property market and regulatory scrutiny of private funds over unrealistic valuations. Chris Wyke, co-CEO of MA Financial Group, stated that investors are delving deeper into the underlying assets. Australian home prices have seen their biggest drop in the past two months since December 2022, affected by high interest rates and tax reforms.
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