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Why more Australian institutional investors will look to hold crypto in the next decade

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Nine stats that matter

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A new US government, geopolitical tensions, a concentrated equity market and a continued debate about culture, politics and power are some of the themes ...

Should super funds withdraw from the US?

CLIME ASSET MANAGEMENT
The growing investment by Australian super funds into the US should have been of great interest to the Trump administration - but the message seemingly ...

Strengthening defences: What's next for private credit?

ZAGGA INVESTMENTS
Amid growing economic, political, and market uncertainty, credit is proving a hot topic with investors.

Superannuation and digital ID: A more secure future or a missed opportunity in the making?

NOVIGI
Despite its potential, the adoption of digital IDs by the superannuation sector faces several barriers.

Private markets gaining investor focus in 2025 for good reason

PRINCIPAL ASSET MANAGEMENT
Investors wishing to optimise performance need to move their portfolios into positions that will provide a smooth path to strong returns.

George Costanza, Benjamin Graham and the human bias

TALARIA CAPITAL
Iconic 90s sitcom Seinfield may be able to teach us a lesson about people and how our instincts can mislead us.

Serving up Australians a high-quality retirement

CHALLENGER
Creating a retirement income solution is like crafting a good recipe: it needs the right mix of ingredients to suit diverse tastes.

A tale of two conflicting PBRs

What happens if a spouse survives the death of the member but dies before payment has been made?

Momentum: A powerful management style in global equities

EAM INVESTORS
One of the most powerful investment management strategies in global equity markets is momentum investing.

Avoiding the carbon budget risk

FUTURE GROUP
While many financial institutions have made public net zero commitments, how can we know whether these goals really amount to action on climate change?