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A starter for yen: Ruffer

The Bank of Japan has been marching to a different beat than other central banks. While the Federal Reserve, ECB and Bank of England hurried to ramp up rates in a battle against inflation, a deflationary mist lingered over Japan. Until now…

Contributor | 14th Sep 2023 | More
The disorder of the Phoenix: A Ruffer story

Hatry’s downfall certainly provides a cautionary tale of the dangers of financial excess and the depths individuals will plumb in seeking to avoid exposure and catastrophe.

Contributor | 3rd Aug 2023 | More
New generative AI is a boon for fundamental fund managers: Kollo

ChatGPT presents an inflection point in the quantitative investment journey, writes Michael Kollo, one that doesn’t need the presence of machine learning scientists or investment in costly data acquisition.

Contributor | 19th Jun 2023 | More
Alternative investments go mainstream and reshape the retirement paradigm

Up until recently, alternative investments were only really open to institutional investors, but with these now available at a wholesale and retail level the retirement strategy game has changed.

Contributor | 15th Jun 2023 | More
Central banks face a no-win situation: Ruffer

They can either tighten policy to squash inflation or ease to prevent financial contagion, but there’s no right answer for central banks according to Ruffer’s Duncan MacInnes.

Contributor | 26th Apr 2023 | More
  • Strong start to 2023 continues

    The Australian shares benchmark gained 60.1 points, or 0.8 per cent, on Monday to reach its highest level in nine months, at 7,388.2 points. The S&P/ASX 200 has had a good start to 2023, racking up a 6.4 per cent gain so far. The broader All Ordinaries index added 64.9 points, or 0.9 per cent, to 7,605, to be…

    Contributor | 17th Jan 2023 | More
    The great pending advice transaction

    Transaction has become a dirty word in financial services yet trust and strong professional relationships can be built on regular transactions over time, according to Bell Direct CEO Arnie Selvarajah.

    Contributor | 14th Nov 2022 | More
    Thinking in narratives and why stories matter

    Stories help investors deal with uncertainty and imperfect knowledge. But contagious narratives which come to dominate can over-inflate expectations – and therefore prices – until a new one challenges and eventually replaces it.

    Contributor | 17th Oct 2022 | More
    Companies ditch IPO route, opening up new channels for investors

    It’s a perfect storm: Companies are staying private for longer and finding “myriad” ways to raise capital outside the traditional IPO route, while investors are becoming attracted to the investment opportunities they present.

    Contributor | 5th Oct 2022 | More
    Pounding the Table for Small-Caps

    We think small-cap investors are well-advised to follow the investment maxim, “Look to be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.”

    Contributor | 1st Sep 2022 | More
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