Introducing our After Hours Season 2 cohost
Meet Jenny Josling, Managing Director of Orbis Australia and our cohost for After Hours Season 2 – CEOs of Super.
Alex Burke
February 13, 2019
Meet Jenny Josling, Managing Director of Orbis Australia and our cohost for After Hours Season 2 – CEOs of Super.
Orbis Australia’s managing director Jenny Josling has close to 30 years’ experience in the investment and funds management space and worked for Fidelity, Credit Suisse and Citibank before finding her home at Orbis. Here, she’s manages a team which applies a contrarian approach to stockpicking and is focussed on the alignment of interests between fund managers and end investors. Since its inception in 1989, Orbis now runs $38 billion in assets under management and has a worldwide team of over 400 professional in Bermuda, Hong Kong, London, San Francisco and Sydney.
What’s the biggest risk facing your clients at present? How about the biggest risk facing their children? It might not be what you think.
Although there have been significant wealth transfers in the past, this time is different, says Jenny Josling of Orbis Investments. Discover how you can help your clients adopt a long-term mindset for wealth creation, and what’s at risk if they don’t.
The decision by many central banks to introduce quantitative easing following on from the global financial crisis has forced investors to look outside of bonds in order to get returns. Many have turned to equities, and in particular to defensive shares with bond-like characteristics. However, nowadays, markets are expensive and defensives are too. Orbis Investments details the rationale behind this and what it could mean for your clients’ returns.
Get to know Orbis Australia, through the story of the group’s chief executive Jenny Josling, and find out how she combines her passion for communication and finance to educate Australian investors.
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