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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta King, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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With rising interest rates, everyone is feeling the pain. No matter what sector investors are in - consumer, retail, tech, property - it feels like there is nowhere to hide. In this episode, Simon Shields, Director and co-founder of Monash Investors, joins Rory to delve into the world of small cap Australian shares. First they define small caps and the typical profile of the companies on the ASX that are part of that sector. Then they review some common misconceptions, and explore the benefits and challenges of investing in small caps.
Even though the sector has underperformed over the last 12 months, Simon explains that considering a longer term horizon and aware of the past cycles, it seems to be a good time to invest in this sector. He shares his outlook for small caps, explains how Monash is positioning their portfolio and presents a case study on two of their most successful stocks.
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Diversification is an investor's best defense against market volatility. No one can predict how markets will perform so investors should focus on the things they can control such as ensuring portfolio diversification and their ability to save and contribute to their portfolio. Having a long-time horizon, staying true to a set investment strategy and tuning out the market noise are very important in the current market conditions.
In this episode Jacinta Schlosser is joined by Balaji Gopal, Head of Financial Adviser Services at Vanguard Australia, to review the 60/40 portfolio strategy and how diversification can help investors weather market volatility. They also delve into the principles of portfolio construction and the value of advice.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta Schlosser, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta Schlosser, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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Consumer preferences are changing. When we go to a café, we are spoilt for choice: soy, dairy, oat, almond, lactose-free milks. When it comes to investing, many consumers want to support companies that are purpose-driven with strong Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials. Many Australians are looking to invest in a way that aligns not only with their ethical values but also with their religious beliefs.
Join ASX's Rory Cunningham and Muzzammil Dhedhy, Islamic Scholar & Chief Operating Officer at Hejaz Financial Services, as they introduce Sharia investing and discuss the benefits, risks and screening process that is applied to help ensure investments follow the laws of Islam and offer the Muslim community, and any investor interested in ethical and socially responsible investing, investment outcomes that suit their beliefs.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta Schlosser, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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Netflix recommendations, autonomous cars, ordering at the quick service restaurant are basic applications that will be powered by AI in the future. Kieran Moore, Partner & Portfolio Manager at Munro Partners, thinks that there is an acceleration of AI practices today which means that the enablers - the semiconductor companies and the large compute companies - are in a position to benefit and grow this industry.
Join Rory and Kieran as they unpack Artificial Intelligence, from its concept and imminent impact in everyday life to the investment opportunities being created from this technology.
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In this episode ASX's Jacinta Schlosser and Lauren Jackson, Director and Regional Sales Manager - QLD for Fidelity International, review some interesting findings from the soon to be released ASX Australian Investor Study. Join them to learn more about the latest investor demographics, the rise of ETFs as well as the benefits of early financial advice, principles of portfolio construction, and the wide range of investor resources available online.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta Schlosser, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta Schlosser, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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In this episode Chris Wallis, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer, and Senior Portfolio Manager at Vaughan Nelson Investment Management joins Jacinta to cover a wide range of topics. Through the lens of the current macroeconomic environment, they discuss inflation and interest rates, the rotation from growth to value stocks, the methodology behind the Vaughan Nelson Global SMID Fund and the reasons why Chris Wallis thinks global SMID caps are a great opportunity for Australian investors right now.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta Schlosser, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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In this month's episode Grady Wulff, Market Analyst at Bell Direct, reflects on the drivers that shaped investment markets in 2022 and discusses Bell Direct's key sectors and stocks to watch in 2023.
Join Rory and Grady as they review the latest Bell Potter research and provide an outlook for sectors such as tech, resources, IPOs, retail, healthcare and much more.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works. Graham is joined by Jacinta Schlosser, Business Development Manager, Investment Products at ASX, who has vast experience working in funds management across global and Australian equities as well as listed property trusts.
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Whether you are just starting your investing journey or have been through many market cycles, having investment principles to guide your decision making can help make you a better investor. In this episode Martin Dinh, Senior Investment Product Specialist for Investment Products at ASX, discusses key considerations for investors when deciding why, when and how to invest.
Join Jacinta and Martin as they explain the importance of having clear goals and a suitable asset allocation, keeping costs to the minimum and maintaining perspective with long-term discipline. They also review concepts such as compounding, active vs passive investment and much more.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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What a year it has been for investors! Inflation, rising interest rates, volatile equity markets, and geopolitical tensions are driving investor uncertainty. In this episode, Gemma Dale, Director, SMSF and Investor Behaviour at nabtrade, discusses how these factors and more may continue to play out in markets and what they mean for investors going forward.
Join Rory and Gemma as they analyse the current market environment, review the lead economic indicators, go through the sectors and how they have performed year to date and discuss what investors should focus on when assessing their investment portfolio.
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This month Anthony Doyle, Head of Investment Strategy at Firetrail joins Rory to discuss everything global equities and particularly, in light of the recent market volatility, they comment on what they are hearing from companies and highlight what investors need to keep in mind when investing in the current market conditions.
Anthony then explains Firetrail's high-conviction philosophy, and how their ESG-focused investment process helps to identify companies they believe will outperform the market over the long term. He emphasizes on the extensive bottom-up ground work they undergo before adding companies to a portfolio and reviews the strategy behind the new Firetrail S3 Global Opportunities Fund. He also takes us through a couple of ESG stock stories that the fund invests in and the investment thesis behind those investments.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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World Investor Week is a global campaign to raise awareness about the importance of investor education and protection. In this edition The Ideas Exchange podcast, ASX celebrates World Investor Week, focusing on education and resources.
Join Graham O’Brien, Head of Equity Derivatives at ASX and Theresa Lintvelt, Senior Manager Brand and Content, as they navigate the wealth of tools, resources and information that ASX produces for investors at any stage of their investment journey. From regular updates and insights from market experts, through to charting tools, setting up watch lists and how to make the most of the Sharemarket Game.
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This month Thomas Taw, Head of ETF and Index Investments Strategy at BlackRock, joins Rory to discuss the core megatrends that are shaping our future, the impact they are having on particular industries and companies, and key considerations for investors when deciding how to invest into these trends.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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Despite the current market downturn, James Holt, Director of Investor Solutions at Perpetual Limited, believes there are always gems in the chaos for long-term investors.
Join Rory and James as they review some lessons from the 1970s, discuss the challenges of inflationary tailwinds and explain the latest market movements for some of the most popular asset classes.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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Over the last 10 years we had an extended bull run and investors have been able to profit, but if we look at the past hundred years on average we had a bear market every 3 years. According to Shani Jayamanne, Senior Investment Specialist for the Individual Investor division of Morningstar Australia, over the long term the market goes up, but there is lots of volatility in between, so investors really have to look at their goals in terms of when they need to achieve them.
This month Rory and Shani explore goals-based investing, which focuses on the investor and not the investment to help them find the right vehicles to achieve their investment goals. Join us to find out how to navigate your choices and weigh up different asset classes and styles of investing to ensure you’re heading in the right direction.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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Interest rates have recently started to rise in Australia and around the world. Those who started investing in the last 10 years haven’t been exposed to a rising interest rate environment before so will be asking what impact it will have on the market, different asset classes and investors going forward.
Gemma Dale, Director of SMSF and Investor Behaviour at Nabtrade, joins Rory this month to discuss why rates are rising and what investors need to consider when making investment decisions in the current environment. Hear about the alternatives to equities and property that will start looking increasingly attractive as asset class diversification becomes even more relevant. Gemma leaves us with 3 practical tips to help investors stay in their path to reaching their investment goals.
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Listen to a ASX’s monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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When we think about investing, we generally think about achieving our own financial goals and investing for our future. But, have you ever wondered how you can invest and also have the potential to make a difference in the community?
Helen is joined by Caroline Gurney, CEO of Future Generation, the first listed investment company in Australia that aims to deliver both investment and social returns. Hear all about how their model works, and how fund managers waive their management or performance fees so 1% of company assets can be invested in charities every year.
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Listen to a ASX’s new monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria are an increasingly popular way for investors to evaluate companies in which they might want to invest.
In this month's episode, Rory Cunningham chats with Jessica Leung, Equity Portfolio Manager at Betashares, about the rise in ESG investing around the globe and in Australia. Join them to learn more about what ESG investing is, the different methodologies used when building an ESG portfolio, how to measure the impact the money invested is having, and the future of this investment movement.
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Listen to a ASX’s new monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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This month The Ideas Exchange celebrates International Women’s Day and ASX’s Helen Chong spoke to Rachel White, Head of Product Strategy for Vanguard Australia.
They discuss the changing face of Australian investing – from the growth of younger investors to the increased market participation by women investors. Rachel shares her wealth of insights about how women invest differently to men, how to use investing to achieve longer-term financial goals, plus shares her tips on key resources that are useful for all investors.
Rachel White
Head of Product Strategy for Vanguard Australia.
In this role, Rachel leads the team responsible for researching and developing new products and solutions for the Australian business. Rachel held a similar role in Vanguard's U.K. business based in London for two years.
Prior to joining Vanguard in August, 2015, Rachel gained experience in the financial services industry holding product and strategy roles at organisations such as PM Capital Limited and National Australia Bank.
Rachel holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Melbourne and is a CFA Charterholder.
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Listen to a ASX’s new monthly Market Wrap podcast, in which we look back at the month that was. We review the key events that have impacted markets, top performing stocks and sectors, as well as key market movements.
This short 5 minute podcast is hosted by ASX’s Graham O’Brien, a leader in the finance industry with 20 years’ experience in equity derivatives an expert on how the Australian market works.
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As top stories become more negative, Shane Oliver, AMP, reminds investors of the importance of putting things in context, focus on the long term, avoid getting blown up by the cycle and turn down the noise.
Helen, one of our new hosts, chats with Shane about the latest headlines and what they mean to our economy, covering hot topics from inflation, where he sees interest rates going, to his views on all things crypto and climate change. Despite a shaky start to the year, Shane shares how he turns down the noise to stay focused as an investor.
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Market makers play a key role in the ETF ecosystem and they do this by ensuring ETF prices are accurate and that the trading of ETFs is smooth in all market conditions. Despite their importance, market-making is often an area that is not well understood amongst investors.
This month Morgan Potter and Gordon Reid from Nine Mile Financial, one of Australia’s key market makers in the ETF ecosystem, join Martin to gain a better understanding of the role of market-makers and how they support the ETF ecosystem.
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Disruption has been a very popular theme with investors in 2021. We have seen a record number of investors flock to ETFs that provide exposure to disruptive themes, such as cloud computing, battery technology, hydrogen and clean energy as investors look to take advantage of some of these long term disruptive trends.
In this month’s episode Martin speaks with Alex Pollak at Loftus Peak to explore the investment case for disruptive businesses, including what type of disruptive companies Loftus Peak look out for, real life stock stories involving disruptive companies and how Loftus Peak are navigating rising inflation pressures and China’s recent crackdown on tech firms.
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A contrarian approach can work really well at the right point in time, but that doesn’t mean you have to be aggressively contrarian all the time.
In this month’s episode, Martin chats with Steve Johnson, founder of Forager Funds Management, about what type of companies they look for, how their investment philosophy has changed over time, some of the lessons they have learnt along the way, their outlook on inflation and much more.
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In 2001, there were just two Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) on ASX. Today, ASX is the home of ETFs, with 223 ETFs available across a broad range of asset classes. As at 31 August 2021, ASX ETFs had over $122 billion in assets.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of ETFs, Martin chats to Meaghan Victor, Head of SPDR ETF Asia Pacific at State Street Global Advisers, to learn more about the ETF market’s origins and how it has evolved to become one of the most innovative tools to help investors build long-term wealth.
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As interest rate reach all-time lows, investors are actively searching for alternative investments that can provide them with a reliable and consistent income to help them fund their living expenses, lifestyle and retirement.
Commercial Real Estate (short for CRE) debt asset class aims to provide investors with consistent and reliable income and less capital volatility.
To help us understand the investment opportunities behind the commercial real estate debt asset class, Martin chats with Yin-Peng Chiew, Director of Strategy at Qualitas Group.
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Over the last decade the video games and eSport industry has been on the rise and gathering a lot of pace as a result of advances in technology. Today, it is a multimillion dollar industry that is transforming entertainment, sports and media.
In Australia it has been a hot topic amongst investors over the last 12 months with the VanEck Vector Video Game and eSport ETF attracting over $100 million in assets since it first launched in September 2020 and becoming one of the fastest growing ETFs over the last 12 months.
Why might investors consider positioning their portfolio to capture the performance of a growing industry? Martin chats with Damon Gosen, Director of Business Development at VanEck Australia, to unveil all about the Video Game and eSport industry and the investment opportunities available to investors.
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At the halfway point of 2021, we look back at what has been a busy and eventful year across Australian and global markets.
Reverberations from the pandemic continue to have an impact, global trade tensions are top of mind, the ASX has seen historic highs in terms of trading volumes and a new breed of investor is changing investment preferences.
In this episode of The Ideas Exchange Martin chats to ASX colleague, Graham O’Brien, Senior Manager, Equity Derivatives, Derivatives and OTC Markets about the year that was, the implications of events such as the GameStop saga for Australian investors, and the changing face of investment preferences in a post-COVID world.
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In episode five of the Ideas Exchange, your host Martin Dinh is joined by Emilie O'Neill, ESG and Equities Investment Analyst at Perennial Value Management. In this chat, Martin and Emilie explore some of the benefits and risks of the small cap sector, and delve into why it's been one of Australia's best performing sectors over the last 12 months. Emilie also takes a deep dive into the eInvest future fund, an actively managed ETF focussing on socially responsible small and mid cap companies in Australia and New Zealand.
Find out more about eInvest.
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This month on ASX’s Ideas Exchange, Martin explores Australia’s oldest investment structure, listed investment companies and trusts, commonly known as LICs and LITs. He’s joined by Ian Irvine, CEO of the Listed Investment Companies and Trust Association or LICAT. Together they highlight some of the main features of LITs and LICs, discuss the positives and negatives and debunk many of the common myths surrounding the investment structure.
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Some analysts predict that the robo-advice industry will grow to over $US1.26 trillion by 2023. So what is robo-advice?
In this episode of The Ideas Exchange, ASX’s Martin Dinh talks with Sarah King from Stockspot to learn how robo-advice differs from other forms of financial advice, who robo-advice might be suitable for and how robo-advice can help you meet your investment goals.
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In the second episode of the Ideas Exchange, Martin Dinh is joined by his colleague and special co-host, Anastasia Anagnostakos, to discuss the importance of investing for women with Gemma Dale. Gemma is the Director of SMSF and Investor Behaviour at Nabtrade and hosts her own podcast, Your Wealth.
Gemma shares her wealth of insights into the gender differences when it comes to investing, the amazing opportunities online investing platforms offer, some tips for both women and men looking to enter the market, a number of useful resources to help you make the right investing decisions and an answer to the controversial question on everyone’s lips, who’s actually better at investing - men or women?
ASX Limited ABN 98 008 624 691 and its related bodies corporate ("ASX") makes content available for podcast (“content”) and the content may be downloaded on these conditions.
ASX grants a non-exclusive licence to download the content for private and non-commercial use only. You may not use the content for any other purpose including without limitation distribution to a third party or implying a connection between you (or any third party) and ASX, its officers, employees or contractors. The views, opinions or recommendations of the author or speaker in the content are solely those of the author or speaker and do not in any way reflect the views, opinions, recommendations of ASX. The content is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to include or constitute financial product advice. You should obtain independent advice from an Australian financial services licensee before making any investment decisions.
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Listen to the first edition of The Ideas Exchange podcast.
ASX’s Senior Investment Product specialist - Martin Dinh - talks to Dan Annan from BetaShares about the rise in popularity of ETFs and the outlook for the year ahead.
In the very first episode of The Ideas Exchange podcast, host and Senior Product Manager at ASX - Martin Dinh, caught up with Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) expert, Dan Annan, who is the Director and Head of Institutional Business at BetaShares. BetaShares is one of Australia’s largest ETF providers, managing over $14 billion in assets and offering 60 ETFs on ASX.
Whilst the COVID-19 Pandemic has rocked markets globally and created uncertainty for investors, many people have chosen to start their investing journey for the first time. Martin and Dan discussed how lockdowns and isolation freed up time for many new investors to research markets and consider investment opportunities. They also point to the fact that millennials who did not experience the GFC are now at an age where they’ve gained enough capital to enter the market, and the pandemic has provided an opportunity to do so.
Dan and Martin also discuss the importance of diversification and the rising popularity of ETFs. They share some tips on what to look out for before investing, considering things like limit orders and the importance of doing your homework. Dan also identifies key themes to look out for in the coming months, including technology, cyber security and the global political atmosphere.
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