Nicholas Moore: Leadership, investing and philanthropy
Nicholas Moore had a distinguished 33-year career at Macquarie Group, culminating in his decade long tenure as Chief Executive Officer from 2008 – 2018. It is worth noting that Moore guided Macquarie through the depths of the Global Financial Crisis and set the course for the subsequent recovery.
To launch the Future Generation Virtual Forum, Belinda Hutchinson AC will host a live interview with Nicholas Moore starting at 4:00 pm today. The discussion will cover Nicholas’ views on what is required to underpin Australia’s economic recovery, the outlook for markets, how he is investing in the current environment, the changing role of technology in our lives and his insights into the not-for-profit sector and the importance of philanthropy.
Click on the player below to access the live stream, a replay will be available immediately after the event via the same link.
Future Generation: Providing Social and Investment Returns
Future Generation Australia (FGX) provides investors with diversified exposure to Australian equities while supporting children at risk.
Future Generation Global (FGG) provides investors with diversified international equities exposure while changing the lives of our youth affected by mental illness.
Visit the Future Generation website to learn more about Future Generation Australia, Future Generation Global Investment Company and the charities that they support.
Never miss an update
Enjoy this wire? Hit the ‘like’ button to let us know.
Stay up to date with my current content by
following me below and you’ll be notified every time I post a wire
The Future Generation Companies, Future Generation Australia (ASX: FGX) and Future Generation Global (ASX: FGG), are Australia’s first listed investment companies to provide investment and social returns.
Future Generation provides shareholders with exposure to leading Australian and global fund managers who deliver a stream of fully franked dividends and capital growth to investors. This group of leading fund managers manages $1.3 billion in assets on a pro-bono basis, waiving their performance and management fees. Their generosity allows the Future Generation companies to invest 1% of net tangible assets each year in not-for-profit organisations.
Featuring
2 stocks mentioned
Future Generation
The Future Generation Companies, Future Generation Australia (ASX: FGX) and Future Generation Global (ASX: FGG), are Australia’s first listed investment companies to provide investment and social returns. Future Generation provides shareholders...
Expertise
Comments
Comments
Sign In or Join Free to comment
most popular
Equities
How to choose excellent fund managers
Livewire Markets
Macro
The RBA should warn that it could raise rates again
Coolabah Capital