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Emerging markets investors face a more complex AI opportunity

AI is no longer a simple growth story in emerging markets. It is creating semiconductor winners, software casualties and fresh opportunities for disciplined value managers.

The AI trade is shifting from chips to Chinese platforms

AI hardware winners have already re-rated. For value investors, the next opportunity may sit in Chinese platform companies still carrying a scepticism discount.

Oil shocks hurt markets, but expensive stocks have often fared worse

Oil shocks can unsettle clients, but history suggests valuation matters. Cheap stocks have often fallen less and recovered faster than expensive peers.

Navigating uncertainty, finding opportunity

As we move into the second half of 2025, volatility remains elevated but so too does opportunity. The view from the investment coalface can be gleaned from the...

Structural under-investment in mining underpins 70 per cent return for Gorozen’s maiden Australian fund

After a decade of underinvestment, commodity markets may struggle to meet rising demand, giving advisers a sharper inflation hedge to consider.

Why advisers matter most when markets get noisy

Nicola Beswick, founder of White Rabbit Advisory, says advisers deliver real value by turning market chaos into clarity, not by drowning clients in technical...

Emerging markets investors face a more complex AI opportunity

AI is no longer a simple growth story in emerging markets. It is creating semiconductor winners, software casualties and fresh opportunities for disciplined...

Oil shocks hurt markets, but expensive stocks have often fared worse

Oil shocks can unsettle clients, but history suggests valuation matters. Cheap stocks have often fallen less and recovered faster than expensive peers.

AI impact on Australian growth stocks is reshaping market assumptions

The AI impact on Australian growth stocks is beginning to show in valuations and earnings expectations. As artificial intelligence erodes competitive moats,...

Why assisted living is becoming a global REIT conviction call

The Dexus Global REIT Fund’s assisted living exposure points to a broader portfolio construction choice for advisers: how much of the next real estate cycle...

No delays, no exemptions: the countdown to Division 296 is on

Division 296 reshapes wealth planning, adding tax on super balances above $3 million. Advisers must act quickly to safeguard client structures before looming...

Why strategy must come before investment selection, every single time

Perpetual Limited's Renée Condylis says the most important conversation an adviser has with a client has nothing to do with which asset to buy. It starts with...

The AI trade is shifting from chips to Chinese platforms

AI hardware winners have already re-rated. For value investors, the next opportunity may sit in Chinese platform companies still carrying a scepticism discount.

GARP index gives advisers a new frame for offshore equity exposure

A new GARP Index gives advisers a portfolio construction tool that blends global growth, quality and valuation discipline, although currency, turnover and...

The 2026 Federal Budget is in. Here is what advisers need to do before July 1

Wattle Partners' Jamie Nemtsas says the 2026 Federal Budget changed nothing about the July 1 deadline. Division 296, payday super and the new transfer balance...

Physical climate risk moves from ESG debate to enterprise value risk

Physical climate risk is no longer just a sustainability discussion. For advisers, it is becoming a question of asset values, earnings resilience and portfolio...

Private credit needs less noise, more underwriting

Barings’ Bryan High says private credit still looks compelling, but only for lenders willing to miss deals, ignore hype and stay conservative.

INSight #471 with Sue Lee from S&P Dow Jones Indices

Sue Lee from S&P Dow Jones Indices shares insights with Laurence Parker-Brown from The Inside Network on the evidence on indices vs active.

Dividend, GARP and the adviser toolkit with Jason Ye from S&P Dow Jones Indices and Marc Jocum from Global X

In this episode, Jason Ye from S&P Dow Jones Indices explores the construction logic behind dividend and Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) benchmarks,...

Private equity, systemic risk and the ASX becoming un-investable with Ross Barry from Roc Partners

Ross Barry has watched Australia’s largest superannuation funds grow into heavily regulated, increasingly siloed institutions, and his conclusion is that...

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What asset allocation in today’s fractured markets?

Surging global markets have exposed the performance drag of a heavy domestic bias in Australian portfolios. Institutional investors are actively shifting...

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Guzman y Gomez quit the US in nine months. It is the best decision they made all year

Guzman y Gomez’s sudden exit from the United States shocked customers, but walking away from Chicago is the ultimate capital-allocation decision. This...

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4 quick ways to assess the NAB share price

Trying to value the National Australia Bank Ltd. (ASX:NAB) share price? Here are 4 key metrics you need to consider.

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