There’s an urgent need for big ideas at a time when some of the central pillars of Australian wealth – including financial advice and super – are showing cracks in the foundations. In the latest season of Future Talk, we talk to industry leaders, policy experts and politicians from both sides of the aisle to discuss what needs to happen if we’re going to get back on track.
How will the decisions by the Chinese government affect the economy and investment in fixed income?
Ongoing fears about the pandemic and falling oil prices are taking their toll on markets. What’s next?
10 years, 10 transformations: what you need to know about the role of EM in the modern investment portfolio.
Let’s discuss how escalating trade tensions and a trend towards “deglobalisation” are affecting investment strategy.
Emerging markets are growing quickly, but there are still a lot of inefficiencies in each individual market.
Traditionally, investors have allocated to emerging markets tactically – that is, buying in when they’re cheap and selling out when they recover.
Given it’s enormous weight in the index, it’s easy for most conversations about emerging markets to drift towards China.
With emerging markets becoming less dependent on developed markets – is this a break-up, or just time apart?
It may seem counter-intuitive, but there’s nothing ‘fixed’ about the fixed income market.
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