Primrose Riordan
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- 26
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- Oct 1, 2026
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The agency that stuck by Metrics through thick and thin (opens the original)
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Research agency Zenith maintained highly favourable ratings on funds run by Metrics Credit Partners up until they were gated this week and showered the firm with awards. Financial advisers and financial planning networks rely on these ratings as part of their due diligence and use them to assess whether to funnel client funds into funds. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Centuria’s credit funds find themselves mired in property pain (opens the original)
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Two of Centuria Capital’s private credit funds, already under pressure from the $3.4 billion collapse of home building giant Bathla, have significant exposures to another insolvent Sydney development business, exacerbating the troubles in the ASX-listed property manager’s lending business. Centuria Bass Credit, the private credit firm that the company acquired for $126 million, has been battered by the failure of Bathla, a budget housing giant to which it lent more than $280 million. Gift articl
Asian investment giant PAG takes control of Bathla developments (opens the original)
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PAG, the Asian asset management giant that became the largest lender to stricken Sydney real estate developer Bathla, has taken control of several sites as it attempts to recoup more than $300 million in debts. The move by PAG, which had lent to Regional Express before its collapse and owns the Oporto, Red Rooster and Chargrill Charlie’s fast-food chains, signals the disintegration of the once sprawling Bathla development business, which collapsed last month owing more than $3.4 billion. Gift ar
Ed Craven’s Stake gambling licence queried in Curaçao document leak (opens the original)
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Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani’s Stake, one of the world’s largest online gambling companies, has been caught up in a huge document leak that has exposed how it gained a licence despite regulators raising red flags in its paperwork. Stake, a Melbourne-based crypto-casino that operates across the globe, including in South America and India, was one of thousands of gambling websites whose applications to licensing regulators in the Dutch Caribbean island of Curaçao were leaked by a Berlin-based hacke
Bathla’s two-decade bank blacklist raises questions for private credit (opens the original)
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Bathla, the failed Sydney property development giant, was blacklisted by banks including ING almost two decades ago after it attempted to sign up refugees to mortgages they could not afford to service. Bathla, having been stopped from borrowing from mainstream lenders, turned to private credit firms, which are now owed more than $3 billion after the company collapsed last month. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
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