ASIC warns Australians face rising risks in A$250 billion private credit market
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ASIC warned that Australia's A$250bn private credit market has grown rapidly, is opaque, and is heavily concentrated in property development, with rising redemption and impairment signals abroad (e.g., Blue Owl) reinforcing liquidity and default concerns. With superannuation funds meaningfully exposed, regulators are focused on potential spillovers into broader credit conditions and risk appetite, which could tighten financial conditions and increase volatility across Australian and global markets.
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Australia’s corporate regulator has warned that risks are building in the country’s A$250 billion private credit market, with concentrations in property development and technology-related lending. The sector has expanded by more than six-fold over the past decade and is widely held through superannuation fund allocations. Strains seen at groups such as US private credit firm Blue Owl, including redemption limits and write-downs, have sharpened concerns about broader systemic risks in global private credit.
