Nanuk Asset Management CIO Thomas King has laid out 12 key areas of growth for climate investors during the energy transition.
Financial services
The online broking industry looks ripe for consolidation as smaller players such as ASX-listed Selfweath get sized up.
It has just 20 clients, invests in both listed and unlisted assets and is led by a trio in their 40s. TDM is not just one of Australia's most successful and exclusive funds. It's also one of the most interesting.
Small cap stocks in Australia and elsewhere are trading at their lowest valuations relative to large caps in decades.
Emma Quinn, who heads up CBOE in Australia, wants to bring something different to local investors.
Executives from Kroll's Sydney office have met with rival firms, triggering speculation it's on the hunt for acquisitions.
Artificial intelligence will transform the economy, but those on the cutting edge say the risks are overblown.
You can learn a lot about finance from football, GQG portfolio manager Brian Kersmanc says.
When was the last time you paid for something with coins? If it’s a stretch to remember, you’re not alone.
Oaktree and Spire Capital are preparing to scoop up great businesses on the cheap.
Two of Australia's investment titans have have expressed markedly different views on one of the biggest topics currently dominating markets.
After taking on America’s biggest share trading platform, Webull is now turning its attention to Australia where it wants a piece of a market still dominated by CommSec.
Its brand once dominated city skylines and the financial system. Now as a smaller version of AMP emerges from an era of scandals, Alexis George has a plan to restore it.
Despite being a share trading business, Selfwealth owes its first ever profit to cash in the bank.
Personal loan financier Harmoney is shopping around for new debt and has appointed Grant Samuel to advise it.
Talking about bank runs can make them worse. New research following the SVB collapse finds that the best thing politicians can do in such situations is shut up.
Individual investors rushed headlong into markets during the pandemic. Now, they're nowhere to be seen.
The latest numbers don't look great, but according to KPMG M&A partner Daniel Teper there's still life in fintech yet.
