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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

26 April 2016 • By Matt Schiffman • 1 min read

Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Australians continue to take a cautious approach to their investments, writes Legg Mason's Matt Schiffman, but is it because there is a lack of unders...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Is value about to make a comeback?

It has been a difficult five years for value investing, both globally and here in Australia, but is the market setting up for value’s comeback, asks...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

The stressful reality of short selling

Short sellers are often portrayed as part of a hidden cabal conspiring to drive down a stock's value at the expense of retail investors, writes Auro...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Protecting capital in a down market

The unfortunate fact is that no one rings a bell to tell you when the market has peaked nor do they ring it when it hits the bottom, warns Wealth W...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Passive investing and the paradox of efficient markets

Active managers won't be declared an ‘endangered species’ any time soon, but one thing is clear – sooner or later, their business model will h...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Why collaboration is essential on blockchain

When people look back on the history of distributed ledger technologies like blockchain, 2016 will be a critical point in the story, writes DTCC's Ro...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

The reality of private equity floats

Following the Dick Smith debacle, many investors might be wondering whether they will be comprehensively done over if they buy shares in a float of a ...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Japanese opportunities are few and far between

After attending the Daiwa Investment Conference in Tokyo, Bell Asset Management chief investment officer Ned Bell weighs up the opportunities in Jap...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Ethical investing gaining serious traction

In Australia today, about $600 billion of institutional assets are managed under environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles, writes Instree...

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Australians remain cautious on asset allocation

Cashing in on the 'silver economy'

Investors should not overlook global pharmaceutical companies that are benefiting from ageing demographics, writes Insync chief investment officer Mo...

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