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Recognising the risk and reaping the reward: Hollie Briggs on bias, behaviour and disciplined investing

Thankfully, Byron Bay’s voracious shark population spared Hollie Briggs, as she swam off Tallow Beach for an hour. That meant the head of global product management for the Growth Equity Strategies Team at Loomis, Sayles & Co. could take the Investment Leaders Forum audience on an entertaining journey through the world of behavioural biases in investing.

James Dunn | 17th Apr 2025 | More
Luck, skill, and the case for spread-based investing

In a wide-ranging and deeply considered contribution at the Investment Leaders Forum in Byron Bay, Hugh Selby-Smith, co-chief investment officer at Talaria Asset Management, delivered a compelling challenge to conventional portfolio thinking.

James Dunn | 17th Apr 2025 | More
  • Head-to-head: Value versus growth in global equities

    As with so many debates that have passionate adherents, the value-versus-growth debate is not one where investors need to pick a side. Ultimately, both value and growth styles serve complementary roles.

    Nick Hatzis | 14th Apr 2025 | More
    Head-to-head: fundamental versus systematic investing in Australian equities

    The debate between fundamental investing and systematic investing is right up there with the Beatles versus the Rolling Stones, or that between fans of pineapple on pizza and those who ban such a thing. As with those debates, both have a place, and it’s not absolute.

    Nick Hatzis | 3rd Apr 2025 | More
  • How to invest as interest rates fall

    So, interest rates have finally been cut in Australia. Once again, our central bank took longer than most expected to ease financial conditions for Australian borrowers, but with every decision, there are winners and losers. 

    Drew Meredith | 3rd Mar 2025 | More
    Mutual funds double in nine years, bond funds in driver’s seat

    Managed funds inflows surged five-fold in Australia in 2024, but exchange-traded funds (ETFs) left them in the dust, as investors continued to prefer the listed vehicles.

    James Dunn | 10th Feb 2025 | More
    When risk rises, stick to the plan

    A sound investment framework and coherent plan is always advisable, but it’s particularly important when markets are gyrating.

    Drew Meredith | 10th Feb 2025 | More
    ETF investors ‘leaving money on the table’ without discernment

    ETFs may have utility, but the notion that you can diversify responsibility of each individual investment needs to be challenged according to managers at The Inside Network’s Income and Defensives Symposium.

    Tahn Sharpe | 8th Aug 2024 | More
    CFD market ‘active’ again after ASIC crackdown

    Contracts for difference are sophisticated investment tools that can magnify both gains and losses, which is why the regulator

    James Dunn | 29th Jul 2024 | More
  • Busting senior secured loan myths with Invesco’s best and brightest

    Contrary to popular misconception, senior secured loans actually sit at the safest part of the capital structure and remain backed by company assets. That they’re unsafe is one of several fallacies that needs to be busted, says Invesco’s Ashley O’Connor.

    Staff Writer | 20th May 2024 | More
    Bank of Mum and Dad looks to investment bonds for property deposit

    For many, planning to help kids and grandkids out with a first home deposit is something that needs to be done strategically, with timelines, capital growth and tax implications front of mind. Here, investment bonds could be the key.

    Staff Writer | 29th Apr 2024 | More
    ‘The Golden Times’ launches, covering retirement investing and lifestyle issues for Australians

    The Inside Network is launching a new publication aimed at keeping retirement-age Australians informed about investing, with a host of content designed to help them live their best life.

    Nicholas Way | 10th Apr 2024 | More
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