Global REITS give investors a structured access point to real estate across regions, potentially unlocking a valuable investment sleeve. But there are risks to contend with, according to Will Arnost from Atchison Consultants.
Outside of the ubiquitous Magnificent Seven, large cap growth stocks have been buffeted by prevailing economic conditions. Yet global large caps can still offer investors significant shareholder value.
The potential for small and mid-cap companies to outperform the bigger players on indices is clear, with liquidity expected to increase as inflation comes off the boil and money flows into the economy. So which funds are best positioned to take advantage?
They may be the flavour of the month, and probably for good reason, but are diversified credit funds all that they’re cracked up to be? Will Arnost takes a look at the top performing funds on the Atchison APL.
Managing a derivative equity income portfolio involves several complex challenges, but the payoff for investors during periods of volatility can be significant according to Atchison Consultants.
From residential and commercial backed mortgage securities, to whole loans and government issued bonds, there is a range of investment products that are backed by housing mortgages.
Despite the inherent risks, the allure of high-yield fixed income funds in 2024 remains strong. They offer a compelling opportunity for enhanced returns against the backdrop of high inflation and a desire for greater diversification.
Asian market equities stand out as a beacon for growth-oriented investors, propelled by the region’s rapid technological advancements, robust economic development and increasing integration into the global economy.
Listed infrastructure companies own and manage key assets across utilities, transportation, communication, and social sectors. Despite the allure of steady returns, consistent income generation and capital growth potential, these investments also carry their share of risks and complexities.
For many Australians, REITS have been a cornerstone for those looking to dip their toes into the property market without the traditional barriers of direct ownership. So, who were some top performing managers as at January 2024?