Tuesday 21st April 2026
Andrew Hall from Invesco speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network's INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Australia.
Andrew discusses the behavioural discipline behind high‑conviction investing, drawing on his short‑selling background to avoid value traps, warning of a potential AI infrastructure peak, and urging advisers to reassess business model endurance and broader productivity impacts.
Sinéad Rafferty from Colonial First State speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s Alternatives Symposium in Cape Schanck. Demand for alternatives...
Peter Carpi from Wellington Management shares insights at The Inside Network’s Equities & Growth Symposium in Melbourne, VIC for our INBrief series.
At INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Bryan High of Barings tells James Dunn that private credit’s expansion demands discipline. He warns against...
Joss Engebretsen from Barwon Investment Partners speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Australia. Joss...
In this episode, Ed Goldstein, partner and chief investment officer of Coller Credit Secondaries, joins Drew Meredith to unpack the fast-growing world of...
In this episode, host Laurence Parker-Brown sits down with Pantheon’s Charlotte Morris to unpack why private markets have surged, what secondaries bring to...
In this episode of Brilliant Investment Thinkers, Lachlan Maddock sits down with Tom Patrick from Barwon Investment Partners to discuss why healthcare has been...
In this episode, Jason Ye from S&P Dow Jones Indices explores the construction logic behind dividend and Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) benchmarks,...
