- Abbey Minogue
- Alec Cutler
- Anant Kumar
- Andrew Lockhart
- Chris Brookman
- Contributor
- Craig Brooke
- David Chaplin
- David Dix
- Dion Hershan
- Drew Meredith
- Duncan Hughes
- Emanuel Datt
- Francyne Mu
- George Lin
- Giselle Roux
- Greg Bright
- HMC Capital
- Invesco
- Ishan Dan
- James Dunn
- Jamie Nemtsas
- Jasmine Yeo
- Joanne Driscoll
- Joe Millward
- John Taylor
- Jonathan Pullin
- Jonathan Ruffer
- Joss Engebretsen
- Kevin Toohey
- Lachlan Buur-Jensen
- Lachlan Maddock
- Lauren Ryan
- Laurence Parker-Brown
- Lisa Uhlman
- Matthew O'Leary
- Michael Armitage
- Michael Block
- Mishan Dahia
- Neuberger Berman
- Nicholas Way
- Nick Hatzis
- Nick Langley
- Nicki Bourlioufas
- Owen Raszkiewicz
- Penny Pryor
- Peter McPhee
- Peter Vala
- Phil Strano
- Rob Perrone, Eric Marais & Shane Woldendorp
- Rob Prugue
- Roy Keenan
- Sandy Kaul
- Sophie Bannerman
- Staff Writer
- Tahn Sharpe
- The Inside Adviser
- Tom King
- Tom Patrick
- Tyndall Asset Management Australian Small Companies Team
- Will Arnost
- Yarra Capital Management
"We are in a different world" where industry dynamics will drive returns
"We spend the majority of our research time on understanding industries," explained Catherine Allfrey, portfolio manager of Wavestone Capital, when presenting...
Global X surfs ETF wave into Australia
As with everywhere else on the globe where they've been introduced, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have grown like crazy in Australia.
'Era of structural inflation' will require change of approach
‘An era of structural inflation is upon us” explained Con Michalakis, head of investments at Statewide Super, speaking at The Inside...
Infrastructure is 'not just a bond proxy'
There is a common belief among the investment community that infrastructure and other real assets are little more than a "bond proxy".
Market neutral strategies come to the fore amid volatility
Absolute return or 'market neutral' equity strategies as they are widely known, may well be one of the most difficult approaches to understand for many...
Active v passive debate more relevant than ever
As global share market volatility becomes the norm, active fund managers argue their expertise is needed to help protect against losses and deliver robust...
'Analyst vacuum' an enduring alpha opportunity in small caps
Australian portfolios are not appropriately positioned for the risk and reward on offer from the multitude of asset classes and sectors available, contended...
Plotting the return to duration
Bond markets have effectively become the 'freight train' of a long series of other assets, with a surge in bond yields pulling nearly every other asset class...
Thematic ETFs drop like hot cakes
Funds into thematic exchange traded funds (ETFs) have dried up this year as technology stocks get hit globally.
Good time to buy quality semiconductor companies, say experts
For investors looking to build positions in quality technology firms, the US computer chip giants are trading at attractive price levels, with many brokers now...
Why this trillion-dollar managers prefers stocks over bonds
"We recently cut risk but stick with stocks over bonds for now. Equity prices now reflect much of the worsening macro-outlook and hawkish Fed" were the latest...
Here's how private equity is conquering the ASX
Private equity is eating the ASX alive. Nearly every other month there is another billionaire dollar private equity approach of an ASX company.
Private credit flourishes as major banks recede
Private credit has been gathering pace both globally and in Australia, growing rapidly as businesses start to recognise the unique benefits of private lending...
Amazon and the value vs. growth challenge
Value investing has been the clear winner of the first third of 2022, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq leading losses in global sharemarkets.