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Ex-Macquarie dealmaker Bill Moss urges businesses to borrow in China

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
October 25, 2026 • 06:00 PM
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As Australia eyes a cash rate of 5 per cent, the banking veteran says companies should be tapping the cheaper capital on offer in the Asian giant.

Ex-Macquarie dealmaker Bill Moss urges businesses to borrow in China

Bill Moss, a former prominent dealmaker at Macquarie Group, says Australian companies should be tapping into China’s booming 234 billion yuan ($50 billion) “panda bond” market to secure cheaper borrowing rates.

Moss, who was best known for his dealmaking in Macquarie’s property and banking divisions and is now chairman and founder of Boston Global family office, said there was a huge opportunity to connect Australian businesses with Chinese lenders as governments around the globe drive the cost of long-term borrowing to levels not seen in decades.

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