Australian pension fund to strengthen private credit


The US election result has reinforced the A$156bil or about US$101bil fund’s plans to build out its private-credit portfolio. — Bloomberg

MELBOURNE: Colonial First State (CFS), one of Australia’s largest pension and wealth managers, plans to accelerate its push into private-credit investments to hedge against potential inflationary policies by Donald Trump.

The US election result has reinforced the A$156bil or about US$101bil fund’s plans to build out its private-credit portfolio, especially if the president-elect carries out his campaign agenda, says chief investment officer Jonathan Armitage.

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