Plato Investment Management

Income in 2026 will be about more than headline yields. Diversification, franking credits and choices will separate winners from traps.

Volatility and valuation gaps are widening fast. For active investors, like Plato's David Allen, that’s not fear - that’s fuel.

Plus, Dr Allen's top pick for a long stock position in a second Trump administration.

Murdoch speaks with Dr David Allen, Plato Investment Managements Head of Long/Short Strategies & PM of the Plato Global Alpha Fund.

With the era of cheap and easy money now behind us, there are still plenty of opportunities to generate alpha ... On the short side.

In a world where inflation remains sticky and interest rates continue to tick higher, investors can still uncover sustainable yield.

When you think of the ASX, dividends, miners and banks are likely some of the first words that come to mind. Dividends are a key driver for Australia's position as the...

After a year where growth stocks were in favour, it is great to see some optimism for income fund managers to reap dividends for their investors. Whether you’re...

At its meeting today, the Reserve Bank cut the cash rate by 25 basis points to 1.00 per cent. This followed a similar cut in June. In explaining the board's decision,...

Global equities are not normally known for high income, with the MSCI World ex Australia providing around a 2 per cent annual dividend yield. However, if one looks...