• Aura flagged a first meaningful stress test for Australian private credit, citing the Bathla Group collapse and the Jon Adgemis failure.
• Redemption caps were framed as liquidity management for loan-duration mismatch, not definitive evidence of credit losses.
• Loan books originated in 2021-2022 face higher rates, tighter liquidity, rising borrower stress, and assumptions set in easier conditions.
• Complex borrower structures can amplify workout costs, raising loss severity even if default probability does not rise.
• Analysis favored simpler, shorter-duration real estate lending, stronger buffers, aligned liquidity terms, and underwriting focused on builder-failure scenarios.

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