In the past, institutional investors have been accused of being too trigger happy when it comes to manager underperformance. But a new study has found they actually find it hard to let go.
Everybody wants certainty, but it’s the one thing in short supply in markets today.
It’s the end of an era as the bear emerges from hibernation. So who’s staying in, and who’s doubling down?
The last few months have several famed investors convinced that the bull market is dead and buried. But how it came to life in the first place bears examining.
Federated Hermes is looking to expand its stewardship and private markets services in Australia as the rapidly consolidating super sector is forced to go global.
The rivers of gold that have flowed over the last decade have not flowed to more innovative products, according to Boston Consulting Group.
Wildly anomalous times are giving rise to a new inflationary paradigm, and Lazard’s Ron Temple has climate change, mitigation risk, and equity duration on his mind.
Mercer Super Trust’s merger with Westpac’s superannuation assets will prepare the retail fund for a new era of competition in Australia’s rapidly consolidating super sector.
Your Future, Your Super (YFYS) is creating a two-speed system in unlisted property where the biggest funds are forced offshore and the smallest must play in their own backyard. That might soon change.
Inflation is making a latter day comeback, and a financial system “sanitized by 15 years of free money” is totally unprepared. It’s time, once again, for tough medicine.
