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The 25-year cycle: how history is pointing advisers toward small caps right now
After 26 years in small cap investing, Wellington Management's Peter Carpi has a clear message for advisers: the rotation from large caps to small caps is not...
The invisible practice problem: generic positioning is killing your growth
Drew Meredith of Wattle Partners says most advice practices are invisible because they try to serve everyone. The fix is simpler than most think: find a...
Concentration risk is hiding in plain sight
With market concentration reaching historically elevated levels across the US, the advisers best positioned to navigate it are the ones who understand exactly...
Trade finance: an old asset class finding new relevance
The asset class is old, but its portfolio relevance is modern: bank-aligned, diversified credit exposure linked to the physical movement of goods.
When private markets cross 10 per cent threshold, HNW advice has to change
Investment Trends and Praemium data show alternatives have crossed a threshold in HNW portfolios. The implications for adviser practices reach well beyond fund...
Quality over quantity: building global equity conviction at Viola Private Wealth
Alex Thompson, of Viola Private Wealth, argues the concentration risk narrative around global equities is often misdirected, the real problem may sit closer to...
Income at home, growth abroad: the case for a more deliberate global tilt
Sarah Gonzales argues the structural case for global equities has strengthened, but passive allocations are not as neutral as they appear.
Picks, shovels and patience: a framework for global equities today
Troy Armstrong favours Australian resources and global technology and defence, takes a disciplined view on AI, and argues that active management should always...
What a big bank teaches you about being a better adviser
Alex Thompson left a career in institutional banking to advise private clients at Viola Private Wealth, and found that the discipline forged in markets...
Stable earnings, rising capex, better value: the case for listed infrastructure
ClearBridge’s Shane Hurst says the listed infrastructure sector is being driven by a rare mix of growth, income and earnings stability.
The tax advantage nobody's talking about
Australia's CGT changes have widened the after-tax return gap between conventional assets and startup investing. For sophisticated investors, tax-exempt ESVCLP...
Why the next AI trade may be built in concrete, power and land
Artificial intelligence may look like a technology story, but its next investment implications are increasingly physical. For advisers, the question is how...
The concentration problem hiding inside the EM allocation
Genium Investment Partners' Tim Murphy says the emerging markets benchmark has drifted so far from the broader EM growth story that investors relying on it are...
Emerging markets: beyond the technology trade
Foresight Analytics' Jay Kumar says the EM narrative has narrowed to the point where investors risk confusing technology sector exposure with genuine emerging...
Portfolio construction in a regime of greater choice and dispersion
For advisers building growth portfolios around a domestic equity and fixed income core, Esencia's Chris Forrest is direct: the toolkit has expanded...
Why tax alpha is the returns driver HNW advisers need to measure
Praemium and CoreData research shows tax is now a structural driver of HNW returns, but most practices still struggle to measure the value created and surface...