Lachlan Maddock is an Editor at a leading financial publication. He specializes in finance and investment, with a particular focus on financial markets, personal finance, and trading, while also exploring the intersection of these themes with artificial intelligence.
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Orbis' Stuart Place is riding from Melbourne to the Moon and Back to fund a treatment for the “monster of a disease” that his youngest son was born with. The investment industry is rallying behind him.
If 2024 showed us anything, it's that super funds have to become more than accumulation machines if they want to maintain their status as the trusted guarantors of most Australians' financial future.
This year's top 10 stories included a peek into AustralianSuper's international equities build out in London, AMP's move to slash employee benefits, and plenty of hard-hitting analysis of the issues that matter in institutional investment. But the real story is how readers helped shape all of that coverage.
In Cliff Asness' latest missive, a fictional asset allocator from the future looks back on the decade to 2035 to figure out which assets helped their performance and which hurt it.
Australia's megafunds are looking to international asset owners for ideas on how to invest what will soon be trillions in retirement savings. But banks – with their sharp focus on efficient implementation and balance sheet management – could also be a source of inspiration.
With two years of double-digit super returns under its belt, Colonial First State's investment team is taking a hard look at markets and moving money to areas where they think they'll make more of it.
Investors should keep a close eye on the new Cold War brewing between China and the US, but its outcome could still support “robust” trade and investment as strategic competition drives capital investment.
The industry fund has taken a 49 per cent stake in subscription vehicle provider Splend alongside IFM and other co-investors as it looks to build a 10 per cent exposure to climate solutions in its global portfolio.
After years of powering super returns into the double digits, US equities are walking a tightrope, and one misstep could send them plunging to earth. But the story that put them up there in the first place still holds true.
The inertia that rules the retirement system means bigger ideas are needed if members are going to get the best outcome in retirement. And with millions set to retire in the next few years, time is of the essence.
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