Ann: Blue Sky H1 FY19 Results Update, page-74

Maybe, but irrespective the covenants on the loan as disclosed are:

Financial covenants:
The following financial covenants (for the Blue Sky group and not its underlying funds) tested quarterly:
•minimum cash balance;
•minimum recurring Cash EBITDA;
•minimum net tangible assets; and
•maximum annual capex.

And:
The facility includes the following ‘Review Events’:
•the CEO or independent Chairman of the Company is removed from office and not replaced with a person of appropriate qualifications and approved by the loan note holders within 120 days;
•termination of a ‘Material Contract’ (i.e. a contract that contributes 5% or more of revenue) and it is not replaced within 60 days and the Company does not provide a certificate stating that based on fair and reasonable projections, it is of the good faith opinion that the financial covenants will be complied with for the next 12 months; and
•a demand being made under a guarantee granted by the Company or a Guarantor (but not the underlying funds) in respect of the financing arrangements of certain investments, over a certain threshold.

So based on their disclosure, if any of the above issues needs to be addressed with Oaktree, there must be a problem somewhere.