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'Theatre in flames', but do geopolitics matter as much as investors think they do?
“Look at a country, a conflict, a region – whatever,” former US general and CIA director David Petraeus said. “And then ask whether it...
Passive funds don't hurt markets, but some thematics might suffer: GMO
The index-hugging wall of money can't break the maths of the market, a new paper argues, but it may exacerbate the "long winter" of small caps and value...
Broking opportunity grows as new generation embraces online investing
The online investment industry is growing rapidly, and a whole new set of providers are offering investors different ways to invest in different markets with...
Building a community of trusted partners: Q&A with Hugh Robertson
The Inside Network's Jamie Nemtsas sits down with award-winning financial adviser Hugh Robertson to discuss how to build 'centres of influence' that can help...
The bad news that's good news for markets: Invesco
Cracks are opening up in global economies around the world, with increasing unemployment a bellwether for softening conditions. A tipping point is on the...
US tech giants could be a bargain in platform change game: Capital Group
In the AI-fueled rally, some companies will win and others will disappear. But while some parts of the market look hideously expensive, their long-term...
'Not yet' investors are savvy, and successful... until they aren't
An eventual market correction won't necessarily be marked by its depth, the famed British investor writes, but by its speed. Caution may come at a price, but...
Are ASX-listed asset managers undervalued or just falling knives?
Listed asset managers may be undervalued, Morningstar believes, and there are opportunities for well-positioned firms to rebound as the new interest rate cycle...
Navigating minefields and the lobster pot to unlock UK pensions: Sara Lucas
Dealing with the complexity of her own UK pension led the adviser to specialising in helping clients to do the same. Since then, she's become an expert in a...
Emissions retreat as energy transition takes effect: Australian Ethical
The move towards renewable sources of energy gathers pace, and while the majority of our power still comes from coal and gas, efforts to put capital behind...
Man has the edge on machines in long-term investing (for now): Ruffer
Artificial intelligence might be better at gathering and storing knowledge, but incorporating wisdom into an investment approach (or abandoning it altogether)...
GDG's all-in Lonsec play confirms investment consultants are the new captains of capital
First it was Scarcity Partners taking a sharp left turn to pick up Evidentia. Then KKR swerved just as hard to avoid Perpetual's asset management business. And...
Ongoing economic concerns present golden opportunity in Chinese market: Pzena
It's been one of the most disappointing regions in the world in terms of performance, but Pzena Investment Management thinks China’s bombed-out equity market...
Don't sell in May and go away: Why stocks have room to run
Indices are flush in developed markets the world over, but that doesn't mean prices have necessarily peaked according to Invesco chief global market strategist...