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Inside Australia’s Booming Private Credit Market with Patrick William

Patrick William, CoFounder and Managing Director of Rixon Capital, discusses the rapid growth and strong risk reward profile of Australia’s private credit market. He explains how bank retrenchment has created a lucrative niche for specialist lenders, enabling them to provide investors with equity-like returns and asset backed protection. Patrick highlights why he believes private credit will remain attractive in 2026 and the key issues for investors including fee transparency, manager alignment, fund mandates, and risk management. Want to learn more: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/ For more information on Rixon Capital Funds: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/... WHOLESALE INVESTORS ONLY The product(s) mentioned in this presentation are available to wholesale investors only. It is not applicable to or appropriate for retail investors. Follow us on LinkedIn:   / investmentmarkets   Facebook:   / investmentmkts   Instagram:   / investmentmarkets   Disclaimer These podcasts are for informational and promotional purposes only. Any comments made or information provided does not consider the appropriateness for you having regard to your particular objectives, personal/financial situation and needs. Before investing you should consider independent professional financial advice. No comments made or information provided constitutes advice, an invitation, or an offer to buy any security or other financial product or engage in any investment activity. All securities and financial products involve risks. Past performance of any product is not a reliable indication of future performance. Read carefully the governing documents of a product’s offering such as its PDS, TMD or information memorandum. InvestmentMarkets does not vet, endorse or recommend any product that is the subject of these podcasts and is only facilitating the exposure of the product. These podcasts were made at a particular date in time and therefore relevant facts, the economic environment, governing documentation and the law upon which they were based may change after that date such that the accuracy and reliability of their content may be affected.