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Earnings outlook murky after mixed reporting season cards: Analysts

Despite continuing strong economic data for Australia, markets have forecast significant earnings downgrades, and results have been mixed so far. But a main highlight – CBA’s record $10 billion profit – may not be enough to improve investors’ outlook on the banking sector.

Lisa Uhlman | 21st Aug 2023 | More
Analysts make the case for exposure timing and structured correlation

As an ever-more-connected world makes it harder to deliver uncorrelated portfolios, there are still strategies investors can use to add diversification. Industry leaders recently discussed opportunities in equities and fixed income at The Inside Network’s inaugural Investment Leaders Forum in Queenstown, New Zealand.

Lisa Uhlman | 14th Aug 2023 | More
Why the active opportunity set is ‘richer than it has been in years’ (and what to do about it)

Active management might be back in a big way but asset managers need to make sure they’re getting what they pay for: skill, not luck. Figuring out manager style and factor biases is key.

Lachlan Maddock | 22nd May 2023 | More
  • Too soon for a Fed pivot, but fixed income looks promising: Atchison

    Investors are flocking to risk stocks in the hope of an early Fed pivot following a better-than-expected US inflation report. While it is too early for a pivot, according to Atchison Consultants, the longer-term outlook for fixed income is positive.

    Ishan Dan | 12th Dec 2022 | More
    Fixed income bond indices prove problematic when assessing performance

    Atchison Consultants’ Kevin Toohey on why bond benchmarks only cover a slice of a diverse universe.

    Ishan Dan | 25th Aug 2022 | More
    Atchison on solving the retirement riddle

    The issue of retirement income has arguably become far too politicised in recent years, with rational debate seemingly scarce. While the focus inevitably falls on the political football that is superannuation, the Age Pension doesn’t get the attention it deserves. The federal government’s retirement income review, released late last year, showed that the pension will…

    James Dunn | 17th Feb 2021 | More
  • Vaccines to the rescue, says Atchison, but how much optimism is baked-In?

    Asset consultancy Atchison Consultants expects 2021 to be a “recovery year” on global markets, based on the prospects for the COVID-19 vaccines that are being rolled-out, but says these prospects are themselves the major risk, given the amount of investor optimism that has been baked-into valuations on the back of the vaccine announcements. While the…

    James Dunn | 21st Jan 2021 | More