Wednesday 15th October 2025
In this episode, Andrew McVeigh of Remara joins Laurence Parker-Brown to unpack how private credit, especially securitised credit, can anchor portfolios with consistent cash flow and managed liquidity. They explore redemption design, SME lending, Australia’s deep securitisation market, manager alignment via first-loss risk retention, and why floating-rate exposures help reduce duration risk for advisers seeking steadier outcomes.
Friday 3rd Jul 2026
Private equity has been a consistent force in the private capital arena as both a source of capital for companies and returns for investors. Tahn Sharpe...
In a shifting global landscape, Chris Wallis from Vaughan Nelson outlines how geopolitics, fiscal intervention, and structural change are shaping the new...
Respected advice technology expert, Finura Group’s Peter Worn, grabs a coffee with Tahn Sharpe and chats about the systems and processes that form the...
In this episode, Dexus’ Chris Davitt and John Taylor join the show to unpack the role of direct commercial property in today’s adviser landscape. They...
Jake Jodlowski from Atchison speaks at The Inside Network’s Equities & Growth Symposium on how AI improves investment decisions and developing...
Jack Wasserman of Pantheon unpacks why mid-market buyouts consistently outperform on risk-reward, how GP-led secondaries have shed their dirty-word reputation,...
Institutions already allocate between 20 and 40 percent to private assets but most private wealth clients sit at almost zero. Christian Ryan of FinCap makes...
While most equity markets have seen multiple expansion, deep value has not. Caroline Cai of Pzena Investment Management unpacks why that unchanged valuation...
