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ASIC issues catalogue of key legal obligations for private credit funds

By Liz Hastilow, Sam Smith, Tim Sutton, Michele Beck

On 9 December 2025, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission issued a catalogue summarising key legal obligations and regulatory guidance to help private credit fund operators more easily identify and comply with existing regulatory obligations. The catalogue is not intended to be a substitute for legal advice and does not include all applicable legal and regulatory obligations.

ASIC also states that it intends to refresh regulatory guidance in 2026-2027 to consider private credit surveillance findings, reflect current risks and apply clearer guidance for wholesale funds.

Originally published at regulationtomorrow.com

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Liz Hastilow, Sam Smith, Tim Sutton, Michele Beck, ASIC issues catalogue of key legal obligations for private credit funds (December 10, 2025) [The Library at LexBlog, LEX-WK-1C6WW1PA, lexpid.org/1C6WW1PA]

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