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The failed Sydney property development giant was always a high-risk proposition, and most lenders knew it. So how did so many get it so wrong?

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Credit Clear (ASX:CCR) Rises 13.64% as FY26 Revenue and EBITDA Growth Re-enter Focus Kalkine
Why Credit Clear (ASX:CCR) Shares Are Trading Higher on Wednesday? Kalkine
Higher interest rates have been a boon for non-bank lenders, but are also creating concerns about whether a heavy real estate exposure is hiding troubled loans.
Fears around private credit have emerged as RBA governor Michele Bullock says she was more worried about a lack of transparency among non-bank lenders in the US.

Credit Clear (ASX:CCR) Beats Guidance as Revenue Hits A$60 Million and Underlying EBITDA Jumps 41% Kalkine

Debt buyer and consumer lender Credit Corp Group (ASX: CCP) has delivered a record full-year net profit after tax of $105.5 million for FY26, up 12 per cent on the prior year, driven by a 57 per cent surge in US debt buying earnings and record consumer lending volumes. However, the market took a negative view of the performance, marking th...

The debt collector is paying a fully franked final dividend of 45.5 cents per share. The post Credit Corp profit jumps 12% with fully franked dividend boost appeared first on The Motley Fool Australia.

Melbourne-based ad-tech company Adslot Ltd (ASX: ADS) has secured a lifeline for its key operating subsidiary after creditors voted to accept a deed of company arrangement (DOCA), avoiding liquidation and returning the company's technology platform to the broader group. Creditors of Adslot Technologies, Adslot's wholly owned subsidiary,...

Australian households are increasingly leaning on credit cards to cover everyday expenses between paydays, with new research warning the trend poses a direct threat to discretionary retailers already bracing for a sharp slowdown in consumer spending. Research from Money.com.au, based on a survey of more than 1,000 Australians conducted in June,...
Banks have begun reining in generous credit card points earning and associated perks ahead of Reserve Bank changes that cut their revenue from the schemes.
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Internal documents reveal the RBA’s concern of the potential for a downturn in private credit funds to spread quickly through the local financial market.
Last week the Japanese yen crashed through a ‘red line’ level against the US dollar. How the Bank of Japan responds could cause chaos in the world’s bond markets.
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Credit Clear (ASX:CCR) Back on Watchlists After 13.33% Share Price Surge Kalkine
The private credit industry has been told its June 30 fund valuations must reflect a deteriorating economic reality, but even this is open to interpretation.
Bumper profits from AI memory maker Micron might have cheered investors, but the threat of higher interest rates and hefty redemptions is weighing heavily.
Growing concerns over private credit redemptions in the United States, and more scrutiny by the regulator in Australia, have not dented retail interest in private markets.
Unlike Qantas which, under pressure, removed all expiration dates from credits, Virgin is giving passengers only until the end of this month to book flights.
The sector has been under scrutiny after a period of rapid growth. Even ASIC, a critic, says it’s an important part of the economy – but it needs standards.
Credit Clear (ASX:CCR): Fintech Stock Drops as Market Watches Revenue Momentum Kalkine
The strong returns and worries about a significant loan at the vehicle illustrate the attraction of private credit, and the broader challenges the sector faces.
Highlights Credit Corp has reaffirmed its earnings outlook despite earlier market concerns. Strong lending activity and improving operational trends have supported confidence in the business. The company continues attracting attention among income-focused participants due to its dividend profile. Credit Corp is back in focus after reaffirming guidance and strengthening operational performance across its lending and collections businesses. Credit Corp Group Limited (ASX:CCP) has re-emerged as ...