Specialist Australian middle market private credit manager, Epsilon Direct Lending, this week confirmed the successful launch of their first fund after securing foundation investors. As highlighted in our earlier article, published in February here, the private credit market has seen
Global investment manager Parametric (part of the Morgan Stanley group of companies), which advise on over $378 billion in assets, this week highlighted key issues with the impending Your Future Your Super (YFYS) legislation. Among its views was the need
Inflation has dominated the headlines in May, with one higher-than-anticipated print in the US triggering a broad consensus that the Federal Reserve is wrong, and will be forced to act far quicker than expected. Yet as with most economic “consensus,”
The “green” future is covered in dirt. As the proposed shift toward carbon targets and decarbonisation continues apace, it is increasingly clear that the shift will rely heavily on old-fashioned commodities. These range from the well-known metals, including lithium and
Fixed income allocations have experienced a difficult 12 months, with both performance and sentiment turning against the sector. The threat of higher interest rates has seen volatility in Government bond markets reach levels not seen in decades. With many experts
Money Management held its fund manager of the year awards last week. Presented by TV personality Andrew Daddo, the awards recognise stellar fund manager performance at a time when markets underwent bouts of extreme volatility. There were numerous awards in
“It’s like drinking from a firehose.” That’s the way Qiao Ma describes the experience of meeting with some of China’s, and Asia’s for that matter, emerging group of company leaders. Speaking at The Inside Network’s Equities & Growth Assets Symposium,
The cash conundrum facing retirees is well-known and broadly appreciated, yet little is being done to address it. With global governments forced to flood the economy with cheap cash to avoid a depression, the result has been the transfer of
Infrastructure assets, which range from utilities such as electricity generation, to assets that facilitate the movement of the population, such as airports and toll roads, faced a near “perfect storm” in 2020. Historically billed as a less volatile alternative than
Stewart Investors is among the world’s leading ESG or responsible investment firms, yet a series of name and ownership changes have somewhat hidden this specialist investment firm. Originally part of the Colonial First State Global Asset Management (CFSGAM) stable, Stewart
Specialist Australian middle market private credit manager, Epsilon Direct Lending, this week confirmed the successful launch of their
Global investment manager Parametric (part of the Morgan Stanley group of companies), which advise on over $378 billion
Inflation has dominated the headlines in May, with one higher-than-anticipated print in the US triggering a broad consensus
The “green” future is covered in dirt. As the proposed shift toward carbon targets and decarbonisation continues apace,
Fixed income allocations have experienced a difficult 12 months, with both performance and sentiment turning against the sector.
Money Management held its fund manager of the year awards last week. Presented by TV personality Andrew Daddo,
“It’s like drinking from a firehose.” That’s the way Qiao Ma describes the experience of meeting with some
The cash conundrum facing retirees is well-known and broadly appreciated, yet little is being done to address it.
Infrastructure assets, which range from utilities such as electricity generation, to assets that facilitate the movement of the
Stewart Investors is among the world’s leading ESG or responsible investment firms, yet a series of name and
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