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We discuss the evolution of crowdfunding, the VentureCrowd platform & how the digitisation of VC & Property may be the future of investing!

Since 2018, the private markets sector AUM has grown by almost 20% per annum, reaching $13.1tn as of 30 June 2023(1). In Australia, private markets continue to thrive...

While potential Trump tariffs spark investor anxiety, a far more critical risk is unfolding in Asia. Are you prepared?

Lithium prices are finally showing signs of bottoming out, so which ASX lithium stocks are most highly rated by Australia’s biggest brokers?

Many of the Magnificent Seven reported their earnings this week. In this wire, we cover the one thing two key results have in common.

There may not be industry-wide reporting just yet but transparency around returns and fees are finally coming through in private credit.

Australian investors have long favoured traditional assets, like stocks, bonds, and brick-and-mortar property.

What do Warren Buffett, a timeless fable, and credit investing have in common? More than you may realise.

Whilst Zoom has made communicating with companies far more efficient, at NAOS we still believe that nothing beats a face-to-face meeting.

Innovation isn’t just a buzzword; it’s the lifeblood of growth, competitiveness, and sustainability across industries. Companies that consistently push boundaries –...

Koda Capital's Chief Economist Brigette Leckie explains how moves in the global economy shape decisions for investors and allocators.

Emerging market companies are punching above their weight when it comes to tech.

Megacap concentration is a problem - it's time to look further afield for opportunities

The Fed’s November rate cut, though widely expected, sets a cautious tone as policymakers navigate a complex landscape under the upcoming Trump administration. With...

Trump intends to unlock vast O&G reserves in the US and drive prices lower by flooding the economy with new supply. Time to sell O&G stocks?

Ahead of the annual Signal or Noise property show, we ask the experts where they think the signals lie.

Trump's return brings the prospect of more US tax cuts and deregulation, but also more tariff hikes, trade wars, and policy uncertainty.

The year was 2021. Investors were swept up in the euphoria of roaring stock prices and tech-fueled optimism. Behind the scenes, one ASX tech company was generously...

Strickland Metals believes its unusual stable mates have a key common trait: big exploration upside.

The outcome of the US presidential election certainly surprised many in the financial markets. These were the biggest moves in charts.