Setting the Standard for Australian Private Credit – all attendees will receive a copy of the guide.

Join us for a lunchtime launch of the AIMA/ACC Sound Practice Guide for Australia Private Credit managers with a panel of some of the authors behind Sound Practices for Australian Private Credit Managers — a practical guide designed to support robust governance, transparency and investor confidence across Australia's growing private credit market.

As private credit continues to attract investor attention, sound practices around risk management, valuations, liquidity, disclosure and conflicts of interest have never been more important.

Hear directly from some of guide’s the authors as they discuss the thinking behind the guide, the key issues it seeks to address and what its recommendations mean in practice for fund managers, investors and the broader industry.  This guide has been put together by the hard work from many volunteers within our membership over the last 12 months and AIMA wishes to thank them for all their support.

Topics will include:

• Governance, credit risk management and portfolio concentration
• Liquidity management and the sustainability of distributions
• Valuations, impairments and defaults.
• Transparency, investor reporting and product design
• Conflicts of interest, fees and alignment with investors

Whether you manage private credit strategies, allocate capital, oversee risk or provide services to the alternatives industry, this is an opportunity to engage with the people shaping an important contribution to Australian private credit practices.

Speakers

• Joe Millward, Founder, Epsilon Direct Lending (Chair of AIMA/Alternative Credit Council Committee)
• Jason Denisenko, Partner, A&O Shearman (Chair of AIMA Regulatory Committee)
• Frank Danieli, MA Financial
• Manesh Redhi, Partner, EY (Lead Speaker)

Join us for an insightful discussion on strengthening practices, building investor confidence and supporting the sustainable development of Australia's private credit industry.  AIMA also wants to acknowledge the hard work done by the members of the working group charged with this project overt the last 12 months.

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