Not all investors are suited to a traditional 60/40 portfolio, particularly when in retirement phase. Frank Danieli (MA Financial Group), Darren Beesley (Evidentia Group), and Daniel Stojanovski (Ventura Funds Management) explore the difficulties in constructing retirement portfolios for clients
Grant Feng (Vanguard) shares some of the latest insights from Vanguard in relation to its global economic and market outlook.
John Guadagnuolo (Antares Equities), Melinda White (Longwave Capital), and Martin Crabb (Shaw and Partners) share their thoughts on Australian equities in a sticky inflationary environment.
Illiquid assets continue to gain interest from both investors & advisers. Michael Karagianis (JANA Investment Advisers) & Danny Wong (Alteris Financial Group) discuss their respective approaches to illiquid investments.
Cameron Gleeson (Betashares) and Glen Foster (Atrium Investment Management) discuss why investors should focus on real returns in times of inflation
Jackie Clark (Colonial First State) & Sean Lee (Colonial First State) discuss how advisers can use readily available AI tools to complete office tasks, and help drive business efficiency
Mark Papendieck (DASH) shares his insights on building the right foundations and frameworks for adopting emerging advice technology, like cloud computing and AI, within an advice business
Lachlan Brumby (Russell Investments) & Jason Petras (Resonant) consider the benefits of alternatives from a risk-return perspective, including strategies for a high interest rate environment.
Frederick Pollock (GCM Grosvenor), Alexander Chambers (Wellington Management), and Kieran Canavan (Centric) believe there’s a lot to like about alternatives, particularly in multi-strategy portfolios.
David Hutchison (North) believes the industry needs to broaden the appeal of managed accounts to make this structure more attractive to advisers who seek the flexibility of adjusting client portfolios
Can investors protect their portfolios against the dual risks of inflation and recession? Kieran Canavan (Centric Wealth) and Andy Gardner (Fiera Capital) consider suitable strategies.
Dianna Enlund (S&P Global Sustainable1) and Mark Jordan (Nanuk Asset Management) consider the difficulties in constructing portfolios for clients with responsible objectives that sit outside the traditional 60/40 framework
Chad Hitzeman (Global X), Hugh Lam (Betashares), and Michael McCorry (BlackRock Investment Management) consider how thematic and alternative investments can be used to enhance the framework of a traditional portfolio.
Mike Wright (Evidentia/Lonsec), Alex Donald (Ironbark), and Kieran Canavan (Centric) explore the evolving structure of managed accounts as more investors turn to this structure to access illiquid investments and wholesale opportunities.
Richard Rauch (Brandywine Global Investment Management) and Dominic McCormick discuss the outlook for medium-term returns, and what this means for positioning portfolios from a global perspective.
Martin Morris (Centric) explains the need for the advice industry to embrace technology in order to satisfy the digital expectations of clients & provides insights into how to build a digital first culture within an advice business.
Craig Lazzara (S&P DJI), Nathan Lim (Lonsec), Duncan Burns (Vanguard), & Clive Maguchu (State Street Global Advisors) discuss how active and passive strategies can be combined in investment portfolios.
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John Julian (Dexus Infrastructure) and David Blunt (Perpetual Private) explain how infrastructure investments can be viewed as an effective inflation hedge for portfolios, as well as potentially an inflation protection on earnings.
Inter-generational wealth transfer is transforming the financial landscape. Damon Riscalla (Betashares) discusses what matters most to each generation, &provides insights on how advisers can strengthen & sustain these valuable connections.
Mark Mazzarella (Dexus) outlines the key characteristics of REITs, which he believes makes this sector an attractive real assets opportunity for investors
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