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Three stocks that delivered for Sage Capital in December

Most fund managers would probably prefer smooth sailing in their first 18 months of operation, not a global pandemic and the most volatile period for equity markets in recent history. But Sean Fenton of Sage Capital, which is backed by the growing Channel Capital group, welcomed the volatility. The fund, which started in August 2019…

Staff Writer | 8th Feb 2021 | More
Future fund prepares for worst

One of the most eagerly awaited updates in the investment market is that of the $171 billion Future Fund, Australia’s sovereign wealth fund – and the December 2020 update was even more closely watched than normal. Because of its initial purpose – to invest in order to fund large unfunded Commonwealth public-sector superannuation liabilities which…

James Dunn | 1st Feb 2021 | More
Private debt – the new growth sector

It is no longer hype to talk up the growth in private lending. While some metrics on its size are questionable, typically including nearly everything that is not in the public domain as well as lending that is well out of the ambit of the private credit funds, the overarching theme remains intact. The traditional…

Giselle Roux | 18th Jan 2021 | More
  • Bitcoin builds credibility for a new asset class

    The recent surge in the market value of Bitcoin (BTC) has made headlines this holiday season as the underlying structure of the market continues to attract more institutional investors. Recent announcements from global leading fund managers, corporations and insurance companies have highlighted a seismic shift in an investor base focused on Bitcoin’s value proposition of…

    Michael Armitage | 11th Jan 2021 | More
    Finding the next Amazon

    Every fund manager talks about finding the next Amazon, Facebook, or Google, but very few are able to do it consistently. In fact, a broad majority of global equity strategies seem to live by the saying “if you can’t beat them, join them,” with the big tech names dominating value, growth, and every strategy in…

    The Inside Adviser | 7th Dec 2020 | More
    The power of long-short in a pandemic market

    Long-short strategies, which involve giving a fund manager the flexibility to profit when share prices rise or fall, were gaining traction before the pandemic. The trend has continued to accelerate since, but they remain an under-represented part of most investor portfolios. Whether due to a lack of understanding or perceived higher risk, heightened equity market…

    The Inside Adviser | 30th Nov 2020 | More
  • Impact investment in demand, but short supply

    By now, people know what impact investing is and according to RIAA, impact assets under management in Australia have grown to about $19B at the start of 2020; up 250% in the past 24 months. Those are decent numbers, but there’s every indication we’ve barely scratched the surface of impact investing’s potential. The growth is…

    Contributor | 15th Nov 2020 | More
    Managers queue to catch the quoted funds wave

    Loftus Peak, Australian global equities boutique, has become the second manager to launch a “quoted managed fund.” This looks set to become a strong trend in retail distribution, with a host of managers lining up for the new form of listing and an extra administrator entering this part of the market, Link Fund Solutions. The…

    Greg Bright | 15th Nov 2020 | More
  • What do financial advisers want from their fund managers?

    Words, words, words * Many of us spend quite a bit of time reading commentary and reports from fund managers. At times it feels like a desperate search for truth, or at least a unique insight that comforts one that investing has fundamental foundations. There are a large number of big-picture reports which are typically…

    Giselle Roux | 9th Nov 2020 | More
    RARE, Charter Hall, Munro lead Zenith award winners

    As is the trend this year, Melbourne-based Zenith Investment Partners held their annual Fund Manager of the Year awards online over the weekend. The session was hosted by John Nicoll, Head of Sales, and David Wright, CEO, both presenting remotely. In what was an incredibly difficult year for the finance industry, Wright stressed the important…

    The Inside Adviser | 4th Nov 2020 | More