Tuesday 21st April 2026
Chris Wallis from Vaughan Nelson Investment Management speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network's Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Australia.
Chris asserts the era of cheap money is over, shifting focus to fundamental value, favouring under‑invested sectors like energy and infrastructure while avoiding overvalued software incumbents, urging strict discipline on return on capital.
Peter Carpi from Wellington Management shares insights at The Inside Network’s Equities & Growth Symposium in Melbourne, VIC for our INBrief series.
Chloe Berry from Brookfield speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Australia. Chloe identifies...
Barwon’s Jonathan Pullin on ASIC’s REP 820 findings, avoiding construction loan risk and why the federal budget favours real estate credit lenders...
Tobias Bucks from Ausbil Investment Management talks about the research discipline when markets are driven by noise, macro and momentum.
Private markets are moving into the mainstream of wealth management. But knowing they belong in client portfolios and actually putting them there are two...
Returns are no longer what keeps HNW clients loyal. Praemium research shows 36 per cent of wealthy investors rank trust above everything else, and the gap...
In commercial property, the outcome of an asset is shaped long after the purchase. Damian Collins, Chairman of Westbridge Funds Management, explains why active...
In this episode of the Brilliant Investment Thinkers Podcast, the conversation with Kazaur Rahman from Federated Hermes explores how, amid rising correlations...
