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With an escalating trade war, quantitative easing over, and China slowing down, market risk is running high. So when we sat down with global manager, Peter Rutter,...

Karl Siegling and the Cadence team are pleased to announce the launch of the new Cadence Opportunities Fund IPO (ASX: CDO), an actively traded version of the...

Credit is smouldering right now. When that smoke becomes fire, the door becomes a key hole and only the first few get through. The rest get burnt. Holding credit risks...

There is (arguably of course) a bubble in nearly every mainstream asset class. A bubble in debt markets, a bubble in property, a bubble in equity, a bubble in private...

For an entire generation of investors, the market has been underpinned by falling rates, increasing leverage, and relative geopolitical stability. But today all those...

Yes, your investment portfolio is quite realistically stuffed. At least in terms of being best aligned with what you need or want. At the very least, the investment...

'I Did it My Way' is a podcast series by NAOS Asset Management in which we interview business leaders who have had great success in their field. We find out the key...

Asia is the best structural growth story in the world driven by strong demographics, a rising middle class, infrastructure build and technological leapfrogging. We...

Viva Energy has had a horrid start to public life. It is getting harder to be a believer. But for the time being, we are hanging on – just! Firstly the refining...

Given recent market volatility, Christian Obrist, Head of iShares for Australia recently told Livewire; “ETFs have already been battle-tested. If you look at the...

Adyen is a Netherlands-based company founded in 2006 that offers an ecommerce platform that seeks to smooth payments and provide shopper-data insights for businesses....

"In the short-run, the market is a voting machine - reflecting a voter-registration test that requires only money, not intelligence or emotional stability - but in the...

I always think of periods of market volatility as manageable brush fires - while still causing market nervousness they’re actually better for the long-term market...