19 November 2019 • By Roy Maslen • 1 min read
Since the 2008 global financial crisis, the value investing style in Australia has underperformed to the extent that it has come to be regarded as “...
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READ MORE Faced with potential headwinds for traditional equity/bond portfolios, asset owners have been on the hunt for alternative, uncorrelated sources of ret...
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READ MORE September saw a sharp rotation to value on the back of a slight bump in US bond yields, driven by a change in sentiment towards the macro outlook. Thi...
READ MORE The RBA cut Australia’s cash rate to a record low 0.75 per cent in October with many predicting further interest rate cuts to come. Interest rates i...
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