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Inflation: From simmering to a boil

Inflation is an age demographic phenomenon; ask anyone with a vintage pre 1980s’ versus the younger set. To a lesser extent is inequality. The case for the former is growing, and notably too the number of investment groups that are discussing the topic. Unlike central bank accommodation and deleveraging post the financial crisis, this time…

Giselle Roux | 18th Aug 2020 | More
Financial Planner’s morning report – positives all round, JobKeeper extended, RBA bearish

The ASX 200 (ASX:XJO) finished the week 1.3% higher after gaining 0.6% on Friday. Materials (4.4%) and Energy (4.9%) were the standouts

Drew Meredith | 10th Aug 2020 | More
  • DNR Capital: “Quality companies poised to win”

    Market risks appear more balanced, quality companies poised to win market share.

    Jamie Nicol | 28th Jul 2020 | More
    Two of Australia’s largest funds name new CIOs

    Australia’s Future Fund has named Sue Brake to take on the role of acting Chief Investment Officer at the $205 billion sovereign wealth fund. The fund promoted its former CIO, Raphael Arndt, to the role of Chief Executive Officer. Arndt has served as the Future Fund’s CIO since 2014, delivering exceptional returns, having joined in 2008.

    Ian Knox | 6th Jul 2020 | More
  • On Values and Value, Sendle Delivers for Federation

    When brand-new boutique investment house Federation Asset Management was introduced to “virtual” parcel delivery service Sendle, in 2018, it was a meeting of minds.

    James Dunn | 6th Jul 2020 | More
    How financial institutions could connect with customers in crisis

    As the world undergoes potentially the greatest economic calamity since the 1930s, Australians of all ages are experiencing anxiety and fear about their financial wellbeing In fact, the great majority of Australians do not have a relationship with a financial adviser. According to the latest research by AMP, the advice gap is wide and getting…

    Graeme Brant | 3rd Jun 2020 | More
    Not even normal for a crash

    Stock markets have crashed, we can be confident of that. History suggests there is no quick recovery from crashes like these, which means lasting consequences for investors.

    Kylie-Anne Richards | 18th Mar 2020 | More
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