ASIC has started an official probe into the 2.3 billion dollar collapse of Bathla. The corporate regulator hit out at the private credit sector and pointed to widespread Australian exposure.
A regulator has also stopped a private credit fund. This action follows risks linked to the Bathla collapse.
“This action follows risks linked to the Bathla collapse,” — Marcus Brennan, senior market analyst at Bramton Grove Network, added during the briefing.
Nov 7 — ASIC has started an official probe into the 2.3 billion dollar collapse of Bathla....
Nov 10 — This action follows risks linked to the Bathla collapse....
This story has been closely followed by our readers since Nov 8. The Bramton Grove Network desk continues tracking updates and will publish follow-ups across the region.
What's next: Additional coverage is expected by Sunday, Nov 15.
Editor's note: this report was prepared by the Bramton Grove Network desk and last updated 22:36 UTC.
Zimbabwe is taking the lead Afghanistan in a crucial match with a World Test Championship spot at stake. In th...
The game between the Warriors and the Heat, which was initially scheduled for November 5, 2026, was affected b...
Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson delivered a hit that removed Florida Panthers forward Sandis Vilmanis f...
ESPN posted a College Football Playoff top 12 projection after Week 10. Yahoo Sports stated messy blowouts rev...
Manchester City will host Nottingham Forest at home. Enzo Maresca is expected to make changes to the team line...
Jessica Chastain premiered her new country music thriller 'Heartland' in New York City. Ross Lynch attended th...