RAM Private Credit Income Fund Achieves “Superior” Rating from SQM Research
RAM is pleased to announce that its RAM Private Credit Income Fund (the “Fund”) has achieved a “Superior” rating from SQM Research, making it suitable for inclusion on most Approved Product Lists (APLs).
SQM Research highlighted the Fund as a High Investment Grade product with appreciable potential to outperform over the medium-to-long term, noting its high-calibre management and robust risk management processes.
In managing the Fund, RAM employs a rigorous borrower analysis process and maintains a comprehensive end-to-end ownership of risk approach. This ensures the quality of the underlying assets, as demonstrated by a consistent and proven track record.
Mr Scott Kelly, RAM Group CEO, said, 'We're pleased to see that SQM Research recognised the RAM Private Credit Income Fund's unique strengths. This Fund satisfies the increasing demand from investors for reliable income solutions while offering enhanced liquidity. SQM's "Superior" rating will mean that the Fund will be top of mind for these investors and their advisers,'
'RAM has invested over $2 billion in Australian credit markets, with an exemplary track record of over 6 years in managing credit portfolios and 0% losses within our credit strategies. We are well-positioned to continue offering investors stable and reliable returns, regardless of market conditions.' Kelly added.
The RAM Private Credit Income Fund, a registered PDS wholesale fund, aims to provide investors with stable income through exposure to Australian secured credit, targeting an average LVR of 65%. The Fund offers a target return of the RBA Cash Rate + 4% per annum, net of fees, with income distributed monthly. It is a monthly dealing fund, providing liquidity through access to a $2 billion funding pool. Finally, it offers a chance to invest alongside some of the world’s largest institutional investors who invest in the same pool of assets.
For more information, visit: https://ramgroup.com/ram-private-credit-income-fund/.
