Loan at a glance
- Credit type
- Asset-Backed Lending
- Minimum investment
- $44,000
- Initial term
- 24 months
- Currency
- AUD
- Loan status
- Open for enquiries
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Opportunity overview
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Interest and investor payments
A return figure has been supplied without a stated calculation basis and payment frequency, so it is not displayed. Prospective investors should request the interest terms from the provider.
Underlying asset
- Location
- Newcastle, NSW
How is the loan expected to be repaid?
No repayment strategy has been disclosed for this opportunity. Prospective investors should ask the provider how and when the loan is expected to be repaid, and what that repayment depends on.
Default and enforcement
No default or enforcement terms have been disclosed for this opportunity. Prospective investors should request the loan and security documents and confirm what rights they would have if the borrower fails to pay.
Loan provider
Provider confirmed
Confirmation relates to the identity and stated business relationship of the provider. It is not an assessment of the borrower, the security, the valuation or the loan.
Risks
Private credit investments involve the risk of borrower default and loss of capital. Security may reduce but does not eliminate this risk, and enforcement may be delayed, costly or insufficient to recover the full amount invested.
Borrower default
The borrower may fail to pay interest or repay principal when due.
Capital loss
You may lose some or all of the amount invested.
Illiquidity
There is generally no secondary market and the investment cannot ordinarily be sold before maturity.
Security-value decline
The value of the secured assets may fall below the amount owing.
Valuation uncertainty
A valuation is an estimate and the asset may not realise that amount on sale.
Enforcement delay
Enforcement can take months or years, during which no payments may be received.
Enforcement costs
Receivership, legal and selling costs are deducted from recoveries before investors are paid.
Prior-ranking claims
Statutory claims, prior mortgages and other secured creditors may rank ahead of investors.
Security validity
Security may be defective, unregistered, challenged or set aside.
Guarantor risk
A guarantee is only as valuable as the assets of the guarantor.
Refinancing risk
Repayment may depend on the borrower obtaining new finance, which may not be available.
Interest-rate risk
Changes in rates may affect the borrower capacity to pay and the value of the investment.
Concentration risk
Exposure may depend on a single borrower, asset, project or sector.
Extension risk
The term may be extended, delaying repayment of capital.
Early-repayment risk
Early repayment may reduce the total interest received.
Covenant breach
A breach may occur without immediate remedy or enforcement.
Fraud
Investors rely on information supplied by the borrower and provider, which may be inaccurate or dishonest.
Related-party transactions
Dealings between connected parties may create conflicts of interest.
Insolvency
The insolvency of the borrower, guarantor, lender or manager may affect recovery.
Loan-manager risk
Returns depend on the manager administering, monitoring and enforcing the loan properly.
Security-trustee risk
Investors may depend on a trustee acting on their behalf and on collective decision-making.
Documentation risk
Loan and security documents may not provide the protections expected.
Regulatory and tax risk
Changes in law or tax treatment may affect returns.
No secondary market
Investors should be prepared to hold the investment to maturity or later.
Asset realisation risk
Specialised assets may be slow or difficult to sell.
Documents and data room
Credit documents, borrower financial information, valuations, security documents and legal agreements are available to eligible investors after identity confirmation and completion of the confidentiality process.
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