I Formally Request Access To Documents Constituting Correspondence Between ASIC And The Private Credit Funds Surveyed For ASIC Report 820, "private Credit Surveillance: Retail And Wholesale Funds"…

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ASIC released correspondence exchanged in late October 2025 between the regulator and private credit funds regarding draft content of Report 820 on private credit surveillance. The documents show procedural fairness consultation occurring between October 29 and November 5, 2025, prior to the report's public release. Communications include feedback submissions from surveyed funds on specific case studies within the report, internal ASIC emails coordinating review and incorporation of external comments, and requests for consent to share submissions with other parties. The disclosure demonstrates ASIC's pre-publication consultation process with regulated entities, allowing them to comment on factual accuracy and case study content before finalisation. Most identifying information, including fund names and specific details, has been redacted under relevant FOI exemptions.