Private credit has increasingly become a critical component of the financial landscape, particularly in emerging markets. This blog post explores the potential and challenges of private credit investments in emerging markets, focusing on the unique risks and rewards compared to developed markets.

n today's interconnected world, cyber security has become a critical concern across various industries. As the digital landscape evolves, the risk of cyber threats increases, posing significant challenges to businesses and individuals alike.

Melbourne buyer’s agent David Morrell noted a significant lack of buyer engagement, describing this July as the quietest in 20 years. The usual transaction activity in June and July has been absent, with sellers hesitant to list properties ahead of spring.

In the complex world of finance, individuals and businesses often find themselves at a crossroads, deciding between traditional banking institutions and private credit lenders for their financial needs. This decision can significantly impact the speed, flexibility, and overall success of their financial endeavors. As the landscape of financial services continues to….

A new development plan by Antoniadis Developments aims to bring a six-storey apartment building to Churchill Road in Adelaide's inner-north, replacing three existing homes.

The dream of homeownership is becoming increasingly elusive in many of Australia's major cities. Perth, traditionally known for its relative affordability, has experienced a significant shift over the past year. Data from CoreLogic reveals that the proportion of affordable suburbs in Perth has plummeted from 37.5% to a mere 9.4% in just 12 months. This dramatic decrease is pushing more potential homebuyers out of the market.

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When it comes to securing a loan, understanding the intricacies of lender policies can significantly impact your borrowing capacity. Whether you’re looking to finance a new home, refinance existing debt, or fund a business venture, lender policies play a crucial role in determining how much you can borrow. Here, we explore how these p

As we navigate through the complexities of the financial market, understanding the current economic cycle and making informed investment decisions is crucial. Recently, Macquarie, a leading financial institution, provided insightful guidance on where investors should be directing

Drawing on their experience from developments such as Saint Moritz in St Kilda and Hawksburn Place, Gurner and Qualitas are poised to deliver an unparalleled urban experience. If the City of Stonnington approves stage one of their plans, demolition could start as soon as 2025, with the entire project underway by the end of that year.

A caveat on property serves as a formal notice indicating that a third party claims an interest or right over the land or property. It acts as a legal safeguard, effectively warning potential purchasers, mortgagees, or others interested in the property that the land is subject to another party’s claim. The term caveat literally means 'beware', and it is intended to alert prospective buyers in property transactions.

In a positive turn for tenants and economic observers alike, the once relentless surge in rental prices in Sydney and Melbourne is showing signs of slowing down. This trend, evident from recent data, heralds a period of potential stability in the rental market, offering a reprieve to renters and contributing to a more favourable inflation outlook.

Government measures, such as federal and state electricity rebates effective from July, are expected to temporarily reduce headline inflation. Commonwealth Bank economist Stephen Wu forecasts a 20% drop in electricity prices in the September quarter, which could lower CPI by 0.5 percentage points. However, underlying inflation is likely to remain above the RBA’s target range of 2-3%, suggesting that any relief may be short-lived.

In the ever-evolving world of finance, private lending has emerged as a viable and attractive option for many borrowers. Unlike traditional banks, private lenders offer a range of flexible and quick financing solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of businesses and individuals. In this blog post, we will explore what private lending is, the different types of loans private lenders offer, and how these loans can benefit various borrowers.

The rising cost of living in Australia has placed an immense burden on families relying on Centrelink payments, making it nearly impossible for them to afford essential expenses like food, rent, and transport. Recent analysis highlights the dire situation faced by these families and the urgent need for government intervention to raise JobSeeker and other Centrelink payments.

ANZ is under fire for its recent decision to cut lenders' mortgage insurance (LMI) for borrowers in some of Australia's wealthiest suburbs, a move many deem "unfair" to other prospective homebuyers.

The Malinauskas Government is making a bold move to support first home buyers and increase housing supply amidst the current housing crisis. In a significant policy shift, the State Budget will abolish stamp duty for all first home buyers who are purchasing or building a new home.

Over the past 12 months, Australian banks have expanded their commercial real estate loan books at the slowest rate in four years, as they adopt a more cautious approach to assets such as office towers, hotels, and residential land projects. This trend, identified by consultancy Plan1, highlights a shift that opens significant opportunities for non-bank lenders, including Renown Private Lending.

The latest Pain and Gain report from CoreLogic reveals that the March quarter saw a record high in profit-making residential sales, with a remarkable 94.3% of vendors selling at a profit. This is the highest level of profitability in 14 years, driven by continuous increases in home values, despite economic challenges and higher mortgage rates.