Greg Bright The turnaround in both the market and consumer sentiment over the past three months has been nothing short of remarkable. Talk has gone from the new Great Depression to the Great Recession to the Great Recovery. Most institutional investors were slow to rebalance after last year’s falls and when the markets dived again […]
Greg Bright The turnaround in both the market and consumer sentiment over the past three months has been nothing short of remarkable. Talk has gone from the new Great Depression to the Great Recession to the Great Recovery. Most institutional investors were slow to rebalance after last year’s falls and when the markets dived again […]
At a recent Mercer Investment Forum in Sydney, a straw poll of the audience revealed that more than half would invest in opportunistic credit if given $1 million to invest in just one asset class. The vote followed a debate between four Mercer experts, who argued their corner on four different asset classes – private […]
At a recent Mercer Investment Forum in Sydney, a straw poll of the audience revealed that more than half would invest in opportunistic credit if given $1 million to invest in just one asset class. The vote followed a debate between four Mercer experts, who argued their corner on four different asset classes – private […]
As the financial services sector of the share market heads back towards its 1980s share of about 10 per cent of total market capitalisation, compared with the peak of 40 per cent in 2006, one could be forgiven for wondering about the fundamental value proposition presented by banks, funds managers and insurers. It is well […]
Investors should significantly overweight domestic and international equities exposures over the next 12 months, at the expense of property and fixed interest, Goldman Sachs JB were chief economist Tim Toohey told the Australian Super Investors conference at Port Douglas yesterday.
Investors should significantly overweight domestic and international equities exposures over the next 12 months, at the expense of property and fixed interest, Goldman Sachs JB were chief economist Tim Toohey told the Australian Super Investors conference at Port Douglas yesterday.