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The opaque world of private credit pulls in more Kiwi investors

ANALYSIS: As New Zealand investors and borrowers get comfortable with the asset class, concerns are growing across the Tasman.

WATCH: NBR senior journalist Fiona Rotherham speaks with Simon Shepherd.

Private credit is booming worldwide and New Zealand is no exception.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates the global private credit market topped US$2.1 trillion ($3.67tr) last year and it is forecast to reach US$3.5t by the end of 2028.

Private credit, also known as private debt, refers

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Fiona Rotherham Mon, 31 Mar 2025
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