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Australia’s biggest pension funds are losing their appetite for bonds as interest rates peak and are instead ramping up bets on a potentially riskier avenue of higher returns: private credit. Cbus, which has A$90 billion ($59 billion) in total assets, is planning to triple its global allocation to private credit…