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January issue of the new van Eyk View iPad app now available

23 Dec 2011
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The January 2012 issue of the new van Eyk View, van Eyk’s monthly investment newsletter for financial advisers and industry professionals, is now available on the iPad.

In this month’s issue:

  • CEO Mark Thomas looks at the new rules for portfolio diversification in the post-GFC era.
  • Head of Asset Consulting Jonathan Ramsay shows how focusing too much on past performance statistics can lose investors money.
  • Head of Research John O’Brien tunes into the troubling rhythms building for Australia’s banking sector.
  • Head of Ratings Matt Olsen ponders whether defensive stocks are as expensive as fund managers are saying.

All this content and more is available now in the iTunes App Store as a free download.

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