Stay informed Sign up for our newsletter and be the first to know.
Stay informed Sign up for our newsletter and be the first to know.
Brilliant Investment Thinking by Advisers for Advisers.
ASX
-0.63%
S&P
-0.85%
AUD
$0.70

The journey of an accidental ethicist

Some executives measure a career in turnarounds: the worst-performing region, handed over almost as a dare, turned within months into the best. Tony Beaven has...

From delivery hubs to defence dollars: how Trilogy Funds reads the new industrial map

Trilogy Funds is set to acquire a near-15,000 square metre logistics facility at Darwin's East Arm, its third Northern Territory purchase, as industrial...

Cathie Wood’s conviction is undimmed and that should worry the skeptics

Private markets are where the next generation of trillion-dollar companies is incubating, and that's where renowned tech investor Cathie Wood has an...

Military precision, human judgement and AI at scale

How Dexter Koh is bringing the discipline of military planning to an integrated model of advice, education and continuous wealth intelligence.

Riding the re-rating case for Southeast Asia's standout story

For investors seeking genuine diversification from the ‘Magnificent Seven,’ and exposure to a compelling, under-appreciated growth story, Vietnam is making...

Senjin Capital: unlocking value in Japan's reform era

Senjin Capital co-founder Jamie Halse details how corporate governance reforms and unwinding cross-shareholdings have unlocked massive value in Tokyo, making...

Numerisk closes SMSF trustee exposure gap with Defender policy

The regulatory requirements on SMSFs are onerous, but they're not often considered in the decision to establish one. A new insurance product aims to protect...

Be disloyal: why blue chips may be costing your clients 

Yarra Capital Management’s Dion Hershan argues the set-and-forget mentality that has defined a generation of Australian equity investing is now a liability....

Building an advice business, on their own terms

It's a cliche that the inspiration to do something different can come at the most unlikely time. But for financial advisers Megan Eichhorn and Tayla Morris,...

Following the green lights, to the green fields

Emma McKenzie's path from city hospitality professional to a financial adviser and farmer in country New South Wales is a great example of the pathways by...

Navigating the noise: Finding opportunity in an uncertain market

In markets defined by volatility, the instinct is to react: to reposition portfolios, chase momentum or retreat altogether. But for investors focused on...

Opportunity in the dislocation: why fixed income is back in focus

Early 2026 saw record issuance and robust demand – particularly from Asia and domestic income-focused investors – supporting the Australian bond market....

Building trust across borders and generations: Angela Ray's advice journey

Born in Taipei, educated in Beijing and Auckland, and now based in Brisbane, Angela Ray's career pathway has given her a unique outlook on what financial...

Conflict worsens the picture for levered credit

Leveraging an investment-grade credit portfolio was already a dubious strategy before the Middle East war broke out. It's now an even worse idea, says Yarra...

Advice with heart — and steel under the glitter

To Dawn Thomas, advice isn’t a product, it’s a relationship, a living thing. She says the right clients “energise” her, that she is driven by service,...

The 14-year-old adviser: Sam Robinson’s journey from school to practice owner

“From day one, I knew this was what I wanted to do.” When Sam Robinson speaks about financial advice, she doesn’t start with markets or regulation. She...