The Australian private credit market is poised to reach new heights in 2025, offering investors attractive yields and resilience amidst a backdrop of global economic uncertainty and more volatile share markets, according to Peter Szekely, managing director of Tanarra Credit Partners.

“As interest rates have risen in recent years, so too have the yields on floating-rate loans, which has made private credit an attractive investment proposition compared to other asset classes,” said Mr Szekely.

“While the Australian private credit market is not entirely immune to global economic forces, it exhibits a degree of insulation from the volatility experienced in larger markets like the US. This stability, coupled with the attractive yields offered by private credit, makes it a compelling investment proposition in the current environment,” he said.

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Peter Szekely

Peter is a founding member of TCP and sits on TCP’s board, investment committee and audit, risk and compliance committee. He is responsible for the business management and investment activities across TCP’s regional footprint.

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