The best way to make money? Don’t lose it
The sagest piece of advice that Michael Korber, Head of Fixed income and Credit at Perpetual Investments, received went like this.
“It’s a lot easier to make money if you don’t lose money to begin with.”
While it may sound easy, in reality it’s something many retail and professional investors struggle with given the temptation to trade and chase what seems like the next best thing but often turns out to be a dud or wasn’t given the chance to grow. Investors in this situation eventually find that as the losses mount, the greater the return required in order to restore their initial capital. Here, Korber suggests why a better approach could be to own a diversified portfolio of high-quality investments, sit back, and let time do the work.
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Michael Korber,
Perpetual Asset Management (Australia)
Michael Korber is Managing Director, Credit & Fixed Income and is responsible for the ongoing strategic review and development of process, reviewing the weekly credit process and reviewing the analysis of all new credit securities. Michael joined Perpetual in August 2004.
Michael has over 39 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as the first Head of Credit at Macquarie Funds Management, spending six years developing its credit investment processes and building the business from inception to over $7 billion in funds under management.
Prior to this, he spent seven years as Divisional Director in Corporate Banking and four years as second in charge to the Head of Macquarie Bank Credit. Earlier, he had spent five years as a Credit Analyst with Westpac Corporate Banking.
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