I speak with Dr. Joanna Syroka of Fermat Capital Management to unpack the structural capacity deficit hitting traditional insurance markets.

New Zealand’s recovery remains uneven, but stronger agriculture, infrastructure investment and cheap valuations are creating opportunities.

Fear abounds when natural disaster strikes—why it pays for investors to stay cool.

The investment bank offers a guide to navigating the AI boom's next phase as investors weigh growth prospects against high expectations.

Interest-only lending is rising as both owner occupiers and investors look to manage cashflow as mortgage rates remain high.

The US 10-year Treasury yield is nearing 5%. Its level matters, but the reason it is rising matters more.

Bidding war between Bain & EQT for the owner of leading restaurant reviews site Tabelog could create a huge windfall for Digital Garage

AI demand is accelerating while grid constraints limit supply. Existing connected data centres may offer lower-risk income for investors.

Two days before Soul Patts delivered its FY26 result, CEO Todd Barlow joined us at Livewire Live 2026. Here are five moments that stood out.

Alec Cutler and Simon Mawhinney reveal the unloved stocks, sectors and assets catching their eye as capital shifts across markets.

Macquarie's annual mortgage broker survey shows what brokers are seeing on the ground, and what it means for the banks and their investors.

Interesting and under the radar media on finance, economics, politics and society.

I look at why the pressure on Australian investors and households is building – and why the RBA may be forced to hike again.

T. Rowe Price's Iona Dent says the strength of earnings in equities means it is too early to head for the exits.

Australians in their 30s and 40s are using ETFs to supplement income from work, according to a new BlackRock/iShares report.

Private credit may dominate the headlines, but it is only one part of the opportunity set.

Investment bubbles are inherently dangerous beasts. Like a natural Ponzi scheme, an investment bubble needs to draw in ever larger amounts of capital to keep it going....

Consistent results and shrinking hedge book cited as key; FirstAU-Javelin merger seen as Forrestania MKII and Latitude 66 screams value.