Tuesday 21st April 2026
Andrew Hall from Invesco speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network's INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Australia.
Andrew discusses the behavioural discipline behind high‑conviction investing, drawing on his short‑selling background to avoid value traps, warning of a potential AI infrastructure peak, and urging advisers to reassess business model endurance and broader productivity impacts.
David Chan from MLC Asset Management speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s Alternatives Symposium in Cape Schanck, VIC. David reveals the...
Joss Engebretsen from Barwon Investment Partners speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Australia. Joss...
Phil Cummins from StepStone Group speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Australia.
At INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Zac Midalia of Alceon tells James Dunn that operational efficiency, tech adoption, and high‑performance...
In this episode of the Brilliant Investment Thinkers Podcast, the conversation with Kazaur Rahman from Federated Hermes explores how, amid rising correlations...
In a shifting global landscape, Chris Wallis from Vaughan Nelson outlines how geopolitics, fiscal intervention, and structural change are shaping the new...
In this episode, Andrew McVeigh of Remara joins Laurence Parker-Brown to unpack how private credit, especially securitised credit, can anchor portfolios with...
Lachlan Maddock talks to Cameron Brownjohn from Federation Asset Management about the firm’s latest buy and the growing opportunities for private equity...
