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Why advisers are deserting Platinum
Comment by Jamie Nemtsas I have been an adviser for 25 years and, apart from a quick dalliance with AMP as a graduate, I have worked at or owned a...
Clouded outlooks merit cautious approach: Platinum
Platinum Asset Management delivered its latest quarterly report last week, which was largely a mixed bag of results. Five of the eight funds beat their...
Are you reframing the future of asset management or is it reframing you?
Ernst and Young (EY) has released a research publication titled the “Future of asset management.” As the title suggests, a transformation in the...
Asian Equities on the right side of disruption
Covid-19 continues to wreak havoc in some parts of Asia, resulting in humanitarian losses that will potentially have a deep and lasting impact on societal...
China's Communist Party turns 100: So what?
“Single-party rule can bring economic success. Communism cannot,” suggests Matt Gertken, vice-president of geopolitical strategy at BCA Research....
Getting real on rates
Inflation has been among the most popular terms across news headlines, research reports and economic forecasts. Whilst the loudest voices tend to dominate in...
Markets grow "irrationally enthusiastic" for ESG
Markets are experiencing a “manic moment” around ESG investments and less exuberance now might not be “a bad thing in the longer run”,...
Is a commodity super cycle possible in a greening economy?
Leading investment bank JP Morgan this month released an article titled “Are commodities still a good inflation hedge amid decarbonization?” The...
The missing piece behind a dovish central bank policy
Christopher Joye and his growing team at Coolabah Capital regularly stand out among the smartest minds in the industry. Whether analyzing the topic of credit...
ASX adds 24% in record-breaking financial year
ASX fades to small gain, 24% return for the financial year, Telstra’s buyback surprise The ASX 200 (ASX: XJO) managed to finish the financial...
Perennial proves a point with Better Future
If investors ever had any concerns about whether the Perennial ‘Better Future’ strategy was giving up any potential returns through its ESG...
Staving of 'inflacency' and what it means for markets
Markets were caught off-guard this week by news that the Federal Reserve had become more hawkish than expected. The issue that gained all the headlines was the...
'Rampant speculative activity' coming to an end - Bell AM
Inflation and rate rises are back on the table it seems, after this week’s US Federal Reserve Board meeting, Chairman Jerome Powell indicated that rate...
Career risk and paper plates
Even in ethical and responsible investing, ‘there will always be winners and there will always be losers, not everything is going to win’. They...