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Australia Watchdog Halts Three Remara Private Credit Products

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 22 September 2026, 07:37 UTC By Adam Haigh 1 min read
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Australia’s securities regulator has temporarily banned three private credit products offered by Melbourne Securities as part of attempts to address risks in private markets.

Australia’s securities regulator has temporarily banned three private credit products offered by Melbourne Securities as part of attempts to address risks in private markets.

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