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Staying diverse in a market that rewards concentration

Ben Tonc, investment analyst at Sterling Private Wealth, has been shifting portfolios deliberately away from US dominance, leaning into emerging markets and systematic strategies at a time when concentration risk is harder than ever to ignore.

As the Australian private credit market nears $235 billion, the education gap becomes the real story

Australia's private credit market has hit $235 billion in AUM, but investor understanding has not kept pace. Zagga's Alan Greenstein argues the industry must...

The quiet attrition: how adviser burnout drains practices before anyone notices

Seventy-three per cent of Australian advisers are experiencing financial adviser burnout. For firm principals, this is more than a wellbeing issue. It shows up...

What a big bank teaches you about being a better adviser

Alex Thompson left a career in institutional banking to advise private clients at Viola Private Wealth, and found that the discipline forged in markets...

Why emerging markets demand a contrarian, selective mindset

Emerging markets remain one of the world's largest opportunity sets. So why are investors still overlooking them today?

When life changes, advice relationships matter most

White Rabbit Advisory's Nicola Beswick argues that knowing clients at a human level is not a soft skill. It is the most operationally important thing an...

The biggest advice gap in Australian wealth sits on the land

Troy Armstrong's Larapinta Private has launched to fill the biggest gap in Australian agricultural wealth management, bringing institutional advice to farming...

Why advisers should tilt global and lean into AI exposure

Arrow Private Wealth's Ryan Synnot argues advisers cannot afford to underweight global equities or sidestep AI, with the real concentration risk often hiding...

Cash returns to the portfolio toolkit as liquidity gets repriced

Higher rates have restored cash’s relevance, but advisers still need to distinguish between idle capital and purposeful liquidity.

The Fed has a new chair. Here is what that means for portfolios

Kevin Warsh's first press conference as Federal Reserve chair signals a hawkish Federal Reserve forward guidance shift. Franklin Templeton's Sonal Desai...

Why the loudest AI trade might not be the best one

While US mega-cap IPOs attract retail capital at stretched valuations, Datt Capital's Emanuel Datt argues the real AI opportunity lies in Australian small-caps...

After the loss comes the paperwork. It doesn't have to be this hard.

North has become the first wealth platform to join the estateXchange network, offering advisers a digital solution to simplify deceased estate administration...

Numerisk closes SMSF trustee exposure gap with Defender policy

The regulatory requirements on SMSFs are onerous, but they're not often considered in the decision to establish one. A new insurance product aims to protect...

Why the next AI trade may be built in concrete, power and land

Artificial intelligence may look like a technology story, but its next investment implications are increasingly physical. For advisers, the question is how...

Adviser equity done right: a practical checklist for principals

A financial advisor equity partnership can lock in talent and fund succession, or it can create costly conflict. This checklist helps principals get the...

Are you running your practice, or is it running you?

The phone rings, the strategy waits, and another week disappears. For Australian adviser-owners, working on the business vs. in the business is the defining...

Active ETFs just got more interesting for Australian investors

The global asset manager expands its local active ETF suite to nine products, with a fixed income play and a global equity strategy now live on the ASX.

Quality over quantity: building global equity conviction at Viola Private Wealth

Alex Thompson, of Viola Private Wealth, argues the concentration risk narrative around global equities is often misdirected, the real problem may sit closer to...

Picks, shovels and patience: a framework for global equities today

Troy Armstrong favours Australian resources and global technology and defence, takes a disciplined view on AI, and argues that active management should always...

Markets in one word, nuts: IN60 with Caroline Cai from Pzena Investment Management

Pzena’s Caroline Cai skips the Melbourne coffee, prefers silence on walks and has just one word for mid-2026 markets. Her answer is not what you would...

AI, momentum and small cap winners with Katie Hudson from Yarra Capital Management

Australian small caps are being reshaped by artificial intelligence, higher interest rates and a sharp reassessment of growth companies. For long-term...

Longevity, philosophy and the small cap edge with Tobias Bucks from Ausbil Investment Management

Ausbil Investment Management’s Tobias Bucks brings charm, original thinking and an unusual lens to global small cap investing, with a fascination for...

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US$ concentration emerges as hidden risk in portfolios

New research finds typical institutional portfolio carries 80% US dollar exposure, even after accounting for asset-class diversification.

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Leave our super alone

Two super reform proposals share one instinct: retirees can't be trusted with their own drawdown decisions. Laurence argues funds should guide, not control,...

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2 tools to value the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) share price

Trying to value the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX:CBA) share price? Here are 4 key metrics you need to consider.

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