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.
Jake Jodlowski of Atchison on why AI will reshape the technical side of advice, but human judgment and client communication will remain irreplaceable.
At INAUS: Investment Leaders Forum in Noosa, Zac Midalia of Alceon tells James Dunn that operational efficiency, tech adoption, and high‑performance...
Chloé Brayne from Colonial First State speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s Alternatives Symposium in Cape Schanck. Chloé spotlights the...
Adam Reisler from StepStone Group speaks to James Dunn at The Inside Network’s Alternatives Symposium in Cape Schanck, VIC. Adam highlights opportunities...
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,...
Private equity has been a consistent force in the private capital arena as both a source of capital for companies and returns for investors. Tahn Sharpe...
Ross Barry has watched Australia’s largest superannuation funds grow into heavily regulated, increasingly siloed institutions, and his conclusion is that...
John Taylor from Dexus outlines why commercial real estate demands a closer look from wholesale investors seeking real returns in a higher-rate environment. He...
