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Grant Forster

04 August 2015 • By Grant Forster • 1 min read

Investors embracing pragmatism

History tells us extended bull markets make investors nervous – and even the most experienced investors sometimes get the timing wrong, writes Princ...

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Are you transparent enough?

Financial institutions have to provide more data than ever before in the drive for transparency – and asset owners and managers have to understand t...

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Corporate bonds’ day in the sun

Australian retail investors have generally been very underweight in high-quality fixed income investments such as corporate bonds. There are various r...

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The future investment management

By the middle of this century, a demographically led wave of social change will have substantially reshaped the global landscape of the funds manageme...

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The US looks certain in uncertain times

The recent focus of global financial markets has been on two separate battles raging in the east and west, writes PM Capital’s Uday Cheruvu. In E...

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Beyond 'lift-off': scenarios for US rates

With the US Federal Reserve poised to begin raising interest rates for the first time in nearly a decade, the timing of ‘lift-off’ is the subject ...

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Integrating retail funds post-merger

Henry Davis York's Jon Ireland looks at the second stage of a funds management M&A deal: integrating the retail investment funds into the purchase...

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Questions about concentrated equities

AB's (AllianceBernstein's) Mark Phelps poses five questions about the level of risk present in concentrated equities portfolios. As equity markets ...

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Managing investment risks via regulation

Increased regulation is changing how asset owners and managers understand and address investment risk, writes BNP Paribas Securities Services' Madhu G...

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Peripheral vision in the eurozone

Often the smallest in the family demands all the attention by making the most noise – and Greece is a case in point in the eurozone, writes JP Morga...

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