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Introducing episode two in our CapPru Insights: Inside Private Credit series.
In this conversation, Andrew Rutherford shares why good governance isn’t optional in private markets and why it sits at the centre of protecting investor capital.
He reflects on the role of independent boards, the importance of challenging assumptions, and how strong governance frameworks shape better decisions across private capital.
This series is designed to share a glimpse into how we think about capital, risk and discipline in private markets at CapPru.Follow us to stay up to date as we continue to release more episodes over the coming months.
In this conversation, we explore the evolution of CapPru’s investment offering, with a focus on how we are expanding investor choice while staying true to our core capability. Take a deeper look at how our company has matured over time, how our long-standing development capability continues to underpin everything we do, and how investors can now access this capability through a broader range of structures.
Jarrad Haynes and William Young FCPA GAICD share their perspective on the real takeaway from ASIC’s recent report on private credit, what it means for investors, where risk actually sits, and why governance, transparency and asset quality matter in today’s market.
ASIC’s Reports 814 and 820 issued recently on private credit have prompted healthy discussion about standards across our market. We welcome that scrutiny. It affirms the principles we already apply in our underwriting, monitoring and governance, and it encourages the industry to keep lifting the bar in ways that protect investors and borrowers alike.
