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ASX 200 set to open flat on Friday: what Advisers need to know

The local sharemarket is tipped to open flat on Friday morning, according to SPI futures. 

Drew Meredith | 8th May 2020 | More
Renewables bring might to the race for returns

There is little doubt that the world as we know it will change as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent shutdowns. But how much? No one truly knows, but there is little doubt the task of investment and financial advisers has becoming increasingly difficult. With bond markets offering little to no income and…

Drew Meredith | 6th May 2020 | More
  • Examining Pushpay as a small cap holding

    Pushpay (ASX: PPH) has just reported its 2020 financial year result. Is it the best small-cap to buy at this share price? What is Pushpay? It is a New Zealand based donation systems and software business for religious, not-for-profits and education providers in the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Pushpay is used by over 7000 churches worldwide….

    Jaz Harrison | 6th May 2020 | More
    Embracing Big Brother

    Most of us have not experienced the current level of government and institutional direction of our lives. The impact on business is likely to be profound.

    Giselle Roux | 4th May 2020 | More
  • ASX opens lower Friday, Microsoft report upbeat

    ASX shares opened lower on Friday with the All Ords index down 3% before midday on Friday, following overseas markets downward. 

    Drew Meredith | 1st May 2020 | More
    Stress testing supply chains

    Our underlying companies in the Legg Mason Martin Currie Global Long Term Unconstrained Fund have shown resilience in terms of balance sheet strength and relative share price performance. However, given the unprecedented nature of the exogenous shock, and the recessionary environment we are going through near term, we have identified a limited number of risks,…

    Zehrid Osmani | 15th Apr 2020 | More
    Purposeful engagement is more effective than shareholder activism

    Shareholder activist groups are diverting company management’s time and energy towards narrow environmental and social causes. We explore why active ownership and purposeful engagement can achieve a better outcome for all stakeholders.

    Will Bayliss | 7th Apr 2020 | More
    Assessing the impact on Australian small caps

    The COVID-19 global pandemic is unfolding quite differently to all other major market events seen through history. Governments globally are facing a delicate balancing act between trying to minimise the health impact of the virus, whilst managing the severe disruption to their economies. The sudden and sharp shock facing the global economy appears without precedence.

    Sam Twidale | 25th Mar 2020 | More
    We need to modernise how we measure national wealth

    I recently tried an experiment. I changed several light bulbs, and since one required a little rewiring, I sent my wife (also known as the majority shareholder) a bill for $110.50 (plus GST). In return, she sent me a bill of $457.98 for her preparation in late December of a sumptuous meal, plus her work managing all social connections associated with the holidays. 

    Gregory Mason | 22nd Jan 2020 | More
  • The price of staying at home

    Regardless of where they live, investors have a significant opportunity to diversify their equity portfolio outside of their home market.

    Mike LaBella | 18th Dec 2019 | More
    The great wealth transfer: the risks and opportunities for advice firms

    Australia, like the rest of the developed world, is on the verge of the largest intergenerational wealth transfer in history. It’s estimated more than $3 trillion will change hands over the next 10 to 20 years as the Baby Boomer generation pass on their wealth to others.

    Graeme Brant | 3rd Dec 2019 | More
    Markets may be expecting too much of central banks

    The third quarter capped the best year-to-date return for the Bloomberg Barclays US Aggregate Bond Index since the first nine months of 2002. Although bond prices may continue to advance, we anticipate lower returns may accompany a rise in volatility in coming quarters.

    Vishal Khanduja | 22nd Oct 2019 | More