AI isn’t coming for your job. It's coming for your mind
Perhaps in the future the people who thrive won’t be those who use AI most, but those who can still think without it.
Building trust across borders and generations: Angela Ray's advice journey
Born in Taipei, educated in Beijing and Auckland, and now based in Brisbane, Angela Ray's career pathway has given her a unique outlook on what financial...
Reflexivity and the risk of market feedback loops
In periods of expansion, reflexivity supports rising valuations and expanding credit availability; but like leverage, it operates in both directions
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Discipline in lending: why non-bank property finance is gaining ground
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Powering the digital economy: why core infrastructure is gaining renewed attention
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Daily Market Update: 20 March 2026
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The wholesale loophole: same game, different name
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The wholesale loophole: same game, different name
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Mean reversion: powerful until the regime shifts
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Investment Leaders Forum: INBrief with John Stover from Tribeca Investment Partners
John Stover outlines a flexible credit strategy that blends investment-grade and high-yield bonds, rotating exposures in response to market conditions to...
Building trust across borders and generations: Angela Ray's advice journey
Born in Taipei, educated in Beijing and Auckland, and now based in Brisbane, Angela Ray's career pathway has given her a unique outlook on what financial...
Environmental reporting taking precedence over cybersecurity concerns: Perennial
The pressure of meeting a spaghetti-like network of reporting standards has forced company executives to de-prioritise cybersecurity in favour of meeting...
Building trust across borders and generations: Angela Ray's advice journey
Born in Taipei, educated in Beijing and Auckland, and now based in Brisbane, Angela Ray's career pathway has given her a unique outlook on what financial...
Automation, optimism and opportunity: why the next generation is bullish on advice
For a profession that has seen significant change, Angus Taylor outlines the spectrum of opportunity for entrants to the advice community.
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Relevance, rapport and relationships: Michael Turner on winning as a next-generation adviser
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From beginnings in software to trusted financial guide: Kiran Bhullar’s journey through Australia’s advice...
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New generation of financial advice leaders takes the stage
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From wrangling toddlers in Boston to advising bespoke Perth wealth
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The long game: How Joel Fleming turned curiosity into a career in micro-caps
Discipline in lending: why non-bank property finance is gaining ground
As non-bank lending grows, advisers need to look past yield and focus on risk, governance and track record.
Powering the digital economy: why core infrastructure is gaining renewed attention
'Core' infrastructure is moving to the centre of the portfolio conversation. With the digital economy and energy transition demanding vast new investment, the...
Daily Market Update: 20 March 2026
ASX (ASX:XJO) tumbles 1.7% as oil surge and rate fears wipe $50bn from market; energy soars, gold miners crushed The Australian sharemarket tumbled on Thursday...
The great wealth handover: why advisers cannot afford to sit this one out
The greatest wealth transfer in Australia’s history is already underway, and advisers who are not actively embedded in family succession risk watching their...
Why 2026 marks a turning point in estate planning
As new super taxes bite and trust structures come under sharper scrutiny, 2026 is emerging as the year estate planning shifts from tax minimisation to...
Simulating retirement outcomes using real-world market paths and Monte Carlo techniques
One of the biggest challenges in retirement planning is understanding the uncertainty of future portfolio outcomes. Average returns alone tell us very little...
The wholesale loophole: same game, different name
While much progress has been made in the professionalism of advice, Jamie Nemtsas argues that the wholesale loophole threatens to unravel the industry.
Even long-standing clients can create unexpected AML risk
Many advisers believe long relationships are their best defence against financial crime risk. Under the new AML framework, familiarity is no substitute for...
Reflexivity and the risk of market feedback loops
In periods of expansion, reflexivity supports rising valuations and expanding credit availability; but like leverage, it operates in both directions
Mean reversion: powerful until the regime shifts
Markets often reward patience. Mean reversion has humbled many predictions of a new era. Yet regime shifts do occur. When the base conditions change, the old...
Finding value when momentum runs hot
As AI enthusiasm and speculative behaviour reshape equity markets, John Goetz and Dan Babkes from Pzena Investment Management say advisers should look beyond...
INSight #442 with Joel Fleming from Yarra Capital Management
Joel Fleming from Yarra Capital Management shares insights with James Dunn from The Inside Network on the micro-caps difference.
BIT #18: Cycles, thematics and conviction in commercial property with Damian Collins from Westbridge Funds Management
In this episode of Brilliant Investment Thinkers Podcast, the conversation with Damian Collins from Westbridge Funds Management explores the increasing...
BIT #17: Building wealth with commercial property with Chris Davitt and John Taylor from Dexus
In this episode, Dexus’ Chris Davitt and John Taylor join the show to unpack the role of direct commercial property in today’s adviser landscape. They...
New year, new connections and new ideas
Investing is often seen through the lens of numbers, charts, and performance metrics. But at its core, investing is about people. It’s about the...
Not talented enough: Vanguard indulges in hubris as active equity managers slide
Advice groups may still be grappling with the best use cases for artificial intelligence tools, but the ones that aren’t at least trying are at risk of being...
Navigating market extremes: Looking beyond the conventional
Advice groups may still be grappling with the best use cases for artificial intelligence tools, but the ones that aren’t at least trying are at risk of being...
AI in advice a matter of how, not if: Complii
Advice groups may still be grappling with the best use cases for artificial intelligence tools, but the ones that aren’t at least trying are at risk of being...
AI in advice a matter of how, not if: Complii
Advice groups may still be grappling with the best use cases for artificial intelligence tools, but the ones that aren’t at least trying are at risk of being...
Franklin Templeton: Global Investment Management Survey
The Franklin Templeton Global Investment Management Survey is a bi-annual outlook survey designed to give a view across all of its investment teams. The...
‘Why wouldn’t we own gold?’
The World Gold Council on gold’s role in a portfolio beyond recent price moves: diversification, inflation protection, liquidity, and why focusing solely on...
How you can value the BOQ share price
Trying to value the Bank of Queensland Limited (ASX:BOQ) share price? Here are 4 key metrics you need to consider.