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CVS Lane extends private credit fund freeze, citing property slump

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 25, 2026 • 05:18 AM
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The $2.1 billion lender has told its investors that conditions in the property market are worsening, and warned of a “significant tightening of credit”.

CVS Lane extends private credit fund freeze, citing property slump

CVS Lane, the private credit firm run by the wealthy Liberman family, has told investors it will extend a block on redemptions from its two property-backed private credit funds amid a further deterioration in conditions in the real estate market.

The $2.1 billion lender informed investors in the funds that it was conducting a valuation review that may result in writedowns, while a “significant tightening of credit across the Australian real estate markets” could further delay the re-opening of the funds.

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