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Metrics fund valuation cuts highlight private-credit pricing uncertainty

Reuters and Bloomberg reported September 28 that Metrics Credit Partners cut asset values across three listed Australian funds and suspended their trading. Reuters reported reductions in net tangible asset values of 12.16% for Metrics Real Estate Multi-Strategy Fund, 10.08% for Metrics Income Opportunities Trust and 1.99% for Metrics Master Income Trust.

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Analysis: Reuters attributed the revisions to different audit judgments about valuation inputs and probability weights, quoting the firm’s exchange disclosures. Bloomberg independently calculated an approximately A$169 million aggregate asset-value reduction. For private-credit allocators, the case underlines the importance of valuation assumptions, downside weights, loan provisions and the distinction between listed-unit and underlying asset liquidity.

What remains uncertain

The original ASX filings were not inspected here; facts are explicitly attributed to two independent reports. This is a September 28 event, not confirmation of a continuing trading suspension. The valuation adjustments are not described as an equivalent realized loan loss. Separate reports of redemption gates or a lending pause were not sufficiently verified and are not asserted.

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