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Forum Fodder | Monday 27 August 2018
The more I read, the more I acquire, the more
certain I am that I know nothing. - Voltaire
All the best for another week's continuing
education!
- Graham |
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Philosophy
FASEA proposals fail to address the P and D of CPD
FASEA's proposed CPD standards will fail to lift the
educational standards required of an emerging
profession, as they only address the 'Continuing'
aspect of CPD, and ignore the crucial 'Professional'
and 'Development' elements.
Graham Rich, Portfolio Construction Forum |
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Markets
Investment crystal balls: broken or imperfect
Investors have long relied on two crystal balls when
predicting future returns: equity risk premium and
the yield curve. Crystal balls have their place, so
long as they are combined with an uncommon degree of
common sense.
Amin Rajan, CREATE-Research |
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Investing
Investment Management Research Conference 2018
The annual IMR Conference brings together the full
spectrum of investment management analysts - academic
faculty from leading university business schools,
public sector members, central bankers, professional investors, consultants and experienced
practitioners and advocates - to advance investment
management research and enable practitioners to
better identify quality investment management
solutions and their place in portfolios.
20-21 Sep 2018, Sydney | 13 CE Hours (incl CIMA
CE hours) | A$295+GST |
Register now!
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Philosophy
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Future-proof portfolios are entirely achievable
Future-proofing isn’t about guaranteeing an outcome.
No strategy can do that. It's about implementing
strategies today that increase the likelihood that
multiple objectives, often with different time
horizons, can be all achieved.
Rudi Minbatiwala, Colonial First State Global Asset
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Philosophy
A future-proof portfolio should guard against pessimism
There will always be movements in markets that we
need to be attentive to, and you should construct a
portfolio that takes advantage of fear. But don't
let that fear drive the dominating principles in
your portfolio construction.
Tony Crescenzi, PIMCO |
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Markets
Electric
vehicles are not game changing
Consensus appears to assume that electric vehicle
adoption rates will increase dramatically. This view
is misplaced. The impact on the oil price and equity
market leadership is not something that investors
are positioned for.
Stephen Anness, Invesco| 0.25 CE |
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Markets
QE turns 10
November 2018 will mark the tenth anniversary of
quantitative easing - undoubtedly the boldest policy
experiment in central banking modern history. There
are five key lessons learned from QE.
Stephen Roach, Yale University |
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Markets
Just how
dumb are the bond markets?
If US bond rates go higher from here, it is likely
to be in response to something we don't yet know,
rather than what is already out there. Markets are
not nearly as dumb as many suggest.
Tim Farrelly, farrelly's
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Markets
The
assumption of unendingly low interest rates is
dangerous
Investors should focus more than ever on uncovering
sources of idiosyncratic alpha, rather than relying
on momentum or passive beta.
Jacob Mitchell, Antipodes Partners | 0.25 CE |
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Strategies
Does
fixed income still diversify portfolio risk?
Re-evaluate the conventional assumption that owning
government bonds is inherently defensive and risk
diversifying. At best, it's an expensive choice and
at worst, it won't work.
Gopi Karunakaran, Ardea Investment Management |
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Markets | Investing
Passive
is not the way to go when investing in Asia
Differences in regulation, politics, and
transparency between Asian countries are all factors
that cannot be captured by passive investing but
which represent opportunities for active investors.
Peter Kim, Mirae Asset Daewoo |
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Markets
The global economy's uncertain future
The sustainability of global growth depends largely
on the US and China. One hopes that someone close to
Trump can turn him around before his policies derail
the world's long-awaited recovery.
Jim O'Neill, Manchester University |
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Markets | Strategies
Licence
to tilt - DAA can overcome lower returns
Historical asset allocation methods will not
generate appropriate returns in the period ahead,
driving the need to be more dynamic to increase both
absolute and risk-adjusted portfolio returns.
Kej Somaia, Colonial First State Global Asset
Management | 0.25 CE |
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Finology | Investing
Why do
older Australians save?
A recent study gives us a better understanding into
the decisions made by older Australians between
consumption and saving.
David Knox, Mercer |
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Markets | Strategies
Bonds
are more important than ever
The diversification benefits of bonds increases in a
low yield market, and bonds remain one of the best
instruments available to investors looking for
liability matching as they approach retirement.
Dean Stewart, Macquarie Investment Management | 0.25
CE
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Markets | Strategies
Europe:
it's a long way to the top
It is doubtful that "safe" exposures (global
consumer giants) will earn investors strong returns
from this point – shift gears rather to domestic
European exposures.
Nik Dvornak, Platinum Asset Management | 0.25 CE |
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Markets | Investing
Netflix will be the next dominant digital business
Over-the-top streaming will become the dominant form
of media consumption, and Netflix will be the
dominant global provider. Near-term valuation
multiples may ultimately prove cheap.
Nick Griffin, Munro Partners
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