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The fund manager's Damien Boey said it would be foolhardy to believe gold is an uncorrelated asset.

Private credit funds are focused on improving their credit systems and governance and are making AI hires to cope with the increased workflow.

The outgoing ASIC chair warns that technology and relentless financial advertising are leaving Australians overwhelmed and making poor investment choices.

Private equity giants KKR and Brookfield are pushing deeper into private credit, bringing highly leveraged, flexible deals that offer fewer protections for lenders.

The platform is moving towards becoming an all-in-one climate data house for institutional investors.

Super funds like HESTA argue the performance test and fee disclosure requirements stifle venture investment. Aware Super says it has found ways to make it work.

HESTA voted against directors at more than 50 companies in 2025, including Harvey Norman and Reece, as they were not aligned with its gender diversity policy.

Fund manager GQG is paying the price for its contrarian bet against the AI boom, as analysts split on whether the rally fades, morphs or powers on.

On the cusp of becoming Australia's next unicorn, Euc has parted ways with senior staff and paused a product expansion to focus on its core business. Investors say that's a good thing.

The unicorn hopeful has put its men’s longevity play on the backburner as it pushes to expand women’s weight loss brand Juniper’s product offering in the UK.

The troubled fund manager feels it is fait accompli on losing its listed commercial property fund to family office the Lederer Group.

Co-founder Toby Chan is looking to raise about $150 million for the fund to capitalise on the underinvestment in Australian climate tech.

The big banks are stepping back into the commercial real estate lending space, creating more competition with lenders.

The widely touted claim that private credit is 'uncorrelated' from public markets is being questioned.

The New York fund manager will list its $300 million infrastructure debt note on the ASX today as it looks to soak up some of the $40 billion in capital that will be released from bank hybrids.

BlackRock, T.Rowe Price and Wilson Asset Management have all warned that as AI builders turn away from free cash flow and towards riskier funding sources for infrastructure, it could pour fuel on the fire.

The former prime minister says a new party is 'certainly possible' as polling suggests a depleted Coalition party room is now bleeding votes to its right flank.

Penalties and compensation could be used to incentivise the national stock exchange operator improve its long running tech issues.

Executives who do not encourage AI adoption are one of the key barriers holding companies back.

New research claims red tape is costing retirees $20,300 each as the super funds under-invest in venture capital, yet major funds insist they're backing startups despite the constraints.