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Advisers take a fresh look at emerging markets
A confluence of largely unrelated trends is prompting advisers to rethink their former reticence about emerging markets for all but their better-heeled...
Infrastructure manager launches unhedged option as USD rallies
Markets are on the rebound from last week’s hefty losses which came on the back of hawkish Federal Reserve commentary. The recovery is also hoping that...
Transparency key as advisers delve into private markets
With the astonishing skew to “what is working well,” reading monthly fund reports one would expect equally astonishing alpha. Clearly, that is not...
UBS on 'Alts in the Asian Century'
Like all big investors, global asset managers have to have a view on China. Most also have a view on alternatives, even if seen only as competition to...
Inflation and stretched valuations shine light on precious metals
With inflation running at its highest level in decades and the global economy getting hotter than anticipated, investors are wondering what to do. Bonds offer...
Low interest rates requires a rethink on fixed income allocations
A feature of the investment markets in recent years has been the reduction in cash rates, as central banks attempt to stimulate economies by effectively...
Five ETFs that have shot the lights out
In a world of new asset classes, automation and sustainable earnings, there’s no better way to diversify than through exchange traded funds. ETFs come in...
Robotics and automation stocks defy the tech sell-off
After an impressive rise in 2020, tech stocks have been hit by selling pressure so far this year. One tech sector that has defied the recent trend is robotics...
Hedge funds expect 7% crypto allocation by 2026
The wave of institutional adoption of cryptocurrency assets has been on the rise since the start of 2021. Leading banks and financial institutions have started...
Cointree approaches 100 thousand members as demand for crypto currency expands
The Melbourne-based cryptocurrency exchange Cointree is one of Australia’s first and longest running crypto exchanges having launched in 2013. We were...
Castlerock raising $90 million to fund Queensland Government leased Icon
Castlerock, a full-service property group specialising in buying and managing Commonwealth and State Government tenanted buildings is set to expand its asset...
Epsilon Direct Lending Fund launch great news for Aussie middle market companies
Specialist Australian middle market private credit manager, Epsilon Direct Lending, this week confirmed the successful launch of their first fund after...
'I would never have done it': Monash ditches LIC
Investment firm Monash has restructured its Absolute Investment Company LIC (which traded under the ASX ticker MA1) with near-unanimous shareholder approval,...
'You can't just ride the trend'
The “green” future is covered in dirt. As the proposed shift toward carbon targets and decarbonisation continues apace, it is increasingly clear...