Australian Investment Portals Scrutinize Private Credit Funds Exposed to Collapsed Bathla Group
Investment portals in Australia are removing or closely monitoring access to private credit funds that own stakes in collapsed Sydney property developer Bathla Group, amid heightened regulatory scrutiny on unlisted markets.
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