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ESG - investing for impact is more art than science
ESG is now a required mantra. The most unusual funds claim this status even if they include gambling, governance recalcitrant or those with socially...
Valuing the bleeding edge
With all this talk of disruptors, it’s hard to figure out what any of them are actually worth. Less, is the prevailing wisdom. You won’t find many...
Looking beyond a rising market
Many investors have benefited from surging asset prices over the past 12 months, but the question they should ask is whether the rising tide has lifted all...
Downgrades dominate post reporting season
T. Rowe Price ‘s head of Australian equities, Randal Jenneke, provided investors with his insights and market outlook as restrictions look to ease over...
Why you shouldn't sweat China (much)
China’s ongoing regulatory crackdown has investors running scared. But China still wants to be a global player – and its most successful companies...
China's credit crunch
Many concepts in science illustrate the incapacity of the natural world to control everything. Once you introduce or determine an aspect, others fold-in or...
The devil is in the detail
BHP has been the most talked-about company in recent weeks, for both good and bad reasons. Investors had first to digest the massive merger deal with Woodside...
The inside running for Zenith's fund awards
Insiders at the Zenith Investment Partners annual awards know that you can improve your chances of guessing the winner of the major Fund Manager of the Year...
The growth paradox and three key themes
With reporting season over, one would assume markets would have been under strain amid the disruption and pandemic forced restrictions. On the contrary, equity...
Responsible AUM grows 30 per cent, leaving market behind
As covered in Ishan Dan’s article here, the Responsible Investment Association of Australia (RIAA)recently released their Benchmark Report for 2021. It...
Fighting the bull
The environment has seemingly never been better for investors. After an incredible collapse in 2020 sharemarkets have staged a remarkable comeback, with the...
Getting too close to the fire
Sharemarkets, excluding dividends, are now as much as 70 per cent higher than their March 2020 bottoms. Overseas the recovery has been even stronger, with the...
China crackdown is India's gain
When talking about emerging markets, one thing naturally comes to mind: China. China is by far the largest EM economy; in fact it’s the second...
Bank's market dominance facing existential challenge
Just what is China doing by limiting all kinds of activity and corporations? Many see this an authoritarian regime imposing restraint on its citizens. Yet this...