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The dead parrot of financial planning
In Monty Python’s famous Dead Parrot sketch, John Cleese tries to return a clearly dead parrot to the pet shop, but the shopkeeper insists it's “just...
Don’t be trumped by the White House’s economic nostrums
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Relax, stop worrying; you’re well-off. Australian household wealth per person is now $623,000, putting us right up there with the richest in the world. Not...
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It's the showdown of the equities funds management world: not value vs. growth, but long-only versus long-short. Do long-only managers fight with one hand...
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Market concentration, macro headwinds slam active managers in 2024
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ClearBridge Global Value Improvers Fund
The Why? What is the fund’s value proposition and purpose? The ClearBridge Global Value Improvers Fund focuses on global companies that the Portfolio...
The advice and investment stories that mattered most to advisers in 2024
It was a year that saw private capital become cool and asset consultants become kings. Advice reform continued to plod its clunky path, while the Dixon's...
Trump bump expectations potentially 'misplaced': Yarra
Tweets aren’t policy, but Yarra Capital believes that financial markets are underestimating Trump’s intentions. Expect 2025 to be the year of higher debt,...