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ARTICLE · 12 NOVEMBER 2020

Private lending - The current state of play

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This instalment of a private lending series explores the importance of developing a clear strategy for long-term funding.

AustraliaFinance and Banking
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LOCAL LENDING MARKETS 'BOUNCING BACK' WITH RENEWED LIQUIDITY

In this latest instalment of our private lending article series, we explore the importance of developing a clear strategy for long-term funding for businesses looking to secure their future survival.

While the COVID-19 pandemic is still being felt in the economic markets around the world, finance players are beginning to see increased liquidity within all sectors of the Australian funding market. Capital and debt advisory specialists have noted that banks and credit providers are not only able to manage their customers' corporate forbearance requests such as loan amendments, deferrals and extensions, but also have the liquidity to accommodate select corporate refinancing applications.

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