Sonja Hutson

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FT News Briefing · The Big Four’s problems Down Under · 7 Jul 2026 podcast

Hi, JP.

Good to have you.

So set the scene for me.

Why is this NATO summit so important for Turkey?

So what is the case that Turkey is making to Europe?

And what's Europe's take on that offer?

So, JP, you've mentioned a couple times now issues with authoritarianism in Turkey.

And just yesterday, the government there arrested a journalist and a comedian critical of the government.

But we've also seen a lot of other similar cases over the past couple of years.

What are some of the big ones that people should know?

John Paul Rathbone is the FT's Turkey correspondent.

Thanks, JP.

Institutional investors are pumping money into the private credit sector, even as many retail clients are stepping away from it.

Smaller private credit investors are worried about low returns and overexposure to the software sector, which AI could damage.

One large investor told the FT that even though returns are dropping, they're still, quote, respectable.

And the exodus of retail investors has left a gap in the market that institutional capital is filling.

Plus, big institutions are optimistic about interest rates, in part because of growing inflation.

If the Federal Reserve raises borrowing costs in order to tame rising prices, these investors could make even greater returns from private credit.

Big four consulting firms are having a tough go of it in Australia.

The country's police are charging a former employee of EY with accessing the personal banking details of the Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese.

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