12 February 2019 • By Scott Haslem • 1 min read
Peering in the rear-view mirror, 2018 in hindsight could be characterised by slowing global growth, central bank policy tightening and escalating geop...
READ MOREDespite global share markets falling heavily in the last quarter, 2018 was a strong year for dividends across developed markets, with A$1.8 trillion p...
READ MOREBlockchain technology has been heralded as the answer to many problems. There have been endless conversations about how it will grow to become a favou...
READ MOREThe markets limped to a tepid close on Friday, with stocks broadly flat and the US dollar broadly ascendant. Politics, rather than data, will overshad...
READ MOREIt is a positive sign for Australia’s future that we are finally accepting how to define, measure and then positively change the corporate culture o...
READ MOREChinese New Year arrives on 5 February, leaving behind the Year of the Dog and ushering in the Year of the Pig. Portfolio managers Greg Kuhnert, Inves...
READ MOREAs Australia reaches for its 28th year of uninterrupted economic growth – the longest on record among developed countries – the question on inve...
READ MOREWhy does it makes sense for finance departments to spearhead the digital transformation push? As the fourth industrial revolution rapidly becomes a...
READ MOREFew investors are looking forward to 2019. The volatility that we have experienced in markets over the latter part of 2018 and the overwhelming sens...
READ MOREAs volatility returned to global markets in 2018, return patterns for equity styles were very unstable. With more signs of turbulence ahead, investors...
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