Vado Private has welcomed a global effort by Moody’s and MSCI to assess credit risk in private credit markets, as the sector attracts increasing investor interest. READ MORE >

31.03.2025 Australians’ wealth grows, but one expert warns of potential risks tied to rising property reliance and low investment returns. READ MORE >

21.03.2025 Cash and property holdings remain high for SMSFs despite falling savings rates, as private credit investment opportunities increase. READ MORE >

21.03.2025 SMSFs are holding record levels of cash despite an interest level drop in February, according to ATO data. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) statistics show that SMSF assets under management stood at $1.02 trillion in the December quarter. READ MORE >

20.03.2025  Self-managed super fund (SMSF) holders should reconsider their significant allocations in cash investments and equities holdings, with concerns over the continuing slide in deposit interest rates and volatility in global stock markets. READ MORE >

19.03.2025 SMSFs have retained their allocations to cash reserves despite a fall in term deposit and savings interest rates and should be rethinking their exposure to this asset class. READ MORE >

07.03.2025 Following the Reserve Bank’s recent policy easing, Australia may see a substantial increase in housing credit demand this year. Such trends are expected to contribute to rising property prices throughout 2025. READ MORE >

28.04.2025 This video discusses the growing appeal of private credit for investors seeking higher yields, inflation hedges, and lower volatility compared to equities. WATCH HERE >

31.03.2025  Australians household wealth hit a record high in the December quarter of 2024 at $16.95 trillion, with property accounting for 67% of wealth, exposing Australians to a risk of wealth erosion if property prices fall. READ MORE >

09.01.2025 Property prices in Sydney and Melbourne are expected to keep falling in 2025 as rising housing stock and economic pressures weigh on demand. Uncertainty remains while the Reserve Bank of Australia considers its next interest rate decision. READ MORE >