- Abbey Minogue
- Alec Cutler
- Anant Kumar
- Andrew Lockhart
- Chris Brookman
- Contributor
- Craig Brooke
- David Chaplin
- David Dix
- Dion Hershan
- Drew Meredith
- Duncan Hughes
- Emanuel Datt
- Francyne Mu
- George Lin
- Giselle Roux
- Greg Bright
- HMC Capital
- Invesco
- Ishan Dan
- James Dunn
- Jamie Nemtsas
- Jasmine Yeo
- Joanne Driscoll
- Joe Millward
- John Taylor
- Jonathan Pullin
- Jonathan Ruffer
- Joss Engebretsen
- Kevin Toohey
- Lachlan Buur-Jensen
- Lachlan Maddock
- Lauren Ryan
- Laurence Parker-Brown
- Lisa Uhlman
- Matthew O'Leary
- Michael Armitage
- Michael Block
- Mishan Dahia
- Neuberger Berman
- Nicholas Way
- Nick Hatzis
- Nick Langley
- Nicki Bourlioufas
- Owen Raszkiewicz
- Penny Pryor
- Peter McPhee
- Peter Vala
- Phil Strano
- Rob Perrone, Eric Marais & Shane Woldendorp
- Rob Prugue
- Roy Keenan
- Sandy Kaul
- Sophie Bannerman
- Staff Writer
- Tahn Sharpe
- The Inside Adviser
- Tom King
- Tom Patrick
- Tyndall Asset Management Australian Small Companies Team
- Will Arnost
- Yarra Capital Management
The overlooked complexities of alternatives – and how independent advisers can close the gap
Independent advisers are expected to evaluate increasingly complex strategies, with confidence; yet many simply don’t have access to the resources they need...
India’s economic pivot: The wide implications for asset allocation
India’s policy-backed transformation, improved market access and a broadening domestic investor base, makes a dedicated India sleeve a pragmatic way for...
Daily Market Update: 27 November 2025
Rally fades as inflation data dims rate cut hopesThe Australian sharemarket pared stronger early gains after October’s Consumer Price Index came in hotter...
Looking for growth? Then stay away from the S&P/ASX20
Where the US sharemarket index is concentrated in the "magnificent seven," in Australia, it's more like the "broken blue chips." The notion that you can...
AI, infrastructure, commodities and the investment case ahead
AI is now deeply embedded into society, and it represents the early stages of a long-term capital formation cycle, not a cyclical opportunity. However, a...
Private infrastructure: The outperformer in a noisy market
Infrastructure assets are the operating systems of the modern world, and economies cannot function without them. In the investment sense, that can translate...
Asset-backed lending: Private credit's next frontier
Asset-based lending (ABL) is the US$20 trillion next frontier of private credit, and it's growing, as very high-quality assets leave the banking system and...
Skin in the game and the value of distraction-free credit
While the debate around private credit continues to split views among advisers, the question of alignment could be the most important one a client or adviser...
Beware today’s 20-year corporate bonds: Yarra Capital
Bond investors should consider if they are getting a sufficient return for the level of risk taken. For Yarra Capital's Phil Strano, an actively managed...
More to bank income securities than hybrids, says new active ETF manager
This month’s launch of the actively managed Seed Financial Income Fund Active ETF (ASX: SFIF) makes accessible to a much broader range of investors the...
Infrastructure's second act: Why advisers should take another look
Infrastructure has long been the quiet achiever in institutional portfolios. And increasingly, with a much broader definition of the term, its role is...
Behind the dollars, private equity is still personal in the lower mid-market
Alignment is everything in private equity, says Fortitude's Bryan Brown. That and understanding individual psychology.
Who borrows in non-bank lending, and why it matters
For investors, non-bank lending can provide an option for an income-producing investment. This article looks at the types of borrowers that typically access...
Golden future: How the precious metal is reasserting its place in portfolios
As gold rises to fresh record highs, it is no longer just a commodity sitting inside a broad-based basket: it is a strategic asset in its own right.