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Inside Private Credit

Inside Private Credit is a Woodbridge Learning podcast designed to help financial advisers better understand private credit and private markets.

Podcast · By Woodbridge Capital · English · Official site

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Sep 14, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    The Macro Episode: Rates, inflation and what it means for private credit (opens the original)

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    Andrew Torrington is joined by Diana Mousina, Deputy Chief Economist at AMP, to work through where the Australian economy actually sits and what that means for property and private credit. Diana explains why growth running at 2% still comes with unwanted inflation, why a decade of weak productivity is behind it, and why the gap between the data and how people feel has widened. She sets out a view on a 10% peak to trough fall in home prices, the differences between Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne,

  2. Episode · Jul 21, 2026

    Talking Private Credit: How advisers can help clients understand the asset class (opens the original)

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    This month, Damian Casey steps into the host chair and he puts the questions straight to James O'Reilly, financial adviser, founder of Northeast Wealth and co-host of the Australian Retirement Podcast. It's the conversation happening across dinner tables and adviser meetings alike: what is private credit, where do the returns come from, and what are the risks? James makes the case for keeping it simple: private credit is direct lending without a bank, and the returns come from the premium a borr

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