Global private credit & income investing explained – how TermPlus works with Nehemiah Richardson

Описание: This episode dives into TermPlus and the world of global private credit with Nehemiah Richardson. We unpack what global private credit is, how TermPlus works, the risk-return profile, portfolio construction, and how Australian investors can access income with lower volatility.

TermPlus by Pengana
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In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your hosts Owen Rask and Nehemiah Richardson discuss:
– The basics and benefits of global private credit
– How TermPlus delivers stable income
– How portfolio diversification reduces investor risk
– The current and future outlook for global private credit in Australia

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Topics Covered
00:00 Introduction
00:52 Australia's Global Private Credit Adoption
05:36 How Nehemiah Approaches Risk
15:07 How TermPlus Portfolios are Constructed
21:07 What Drives TermPlus Payouts
27:21 Has TermPlus Gained Popularity Recently?
30:51 Can You Hold Multiple TermPlus Investments?
32:10 What Happens When The Borrower Defaults?
39:23 Family Trusts in TermPlus?
41:37 Will Headline Rate Drop with Interest Rates?
46:30 What's Stopping a Big Institution White Labelling TermPlus?

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