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Who benefits in the Trump 2.0 world?

The inauguration of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States has seen some radical departures from the previous administration. Overall, tariffs will result in upward pressures on

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13 Mar 2025

Share market sector outlook and top stocks for 2025

While the market remains bearish for financial year 2025, our view is for positive earnings growth in FY25 and into FY26. We believe earnings growth will recover in FY25 more

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11 Dec 2024

Why 2025 is looking friendly for global equities – even before Donald Trump was elected

Despite significant negativity around inflation, interest rates and the global economy in general, several factors are making global equity markets attractive. Global macro settings are expected to remain within their

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12 Nov 2024

Ausbil’s Head of ESG reappointed to NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s Advisory Panel

Måns Carlsson OAM, Ausbil’s Head of ESG, has been reappointed as a member of the NSW Anti-slavery Commissioner’s Advisory Panel for the 2024-2025 financial year. The Advisory Panel provides advice and

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05 Nov 2024

Ausbil named a 2024 Responsible Investment Leader by RIAA

Ausbil Investment Management Limited (Ausbil) is pleased to be named a Responsible Investment Leader for 2024 in Australia by the Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA). The recognition, based on RIAA’s

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04 Nov 2024

Ausbil becomes first investor to partner with Domus 8.7 modern slavery remediation

Ausbil Investment Management (Ausbil) is pleased to announce that we have become the first investment organisation to sign with Domus 8.7, an anti-slavery remediation charity established to help meet the

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29 Oct 2024

Ausbil’s Paul Xiradis inducted into Hall of Fame by the Australian Fund Manager Foundation

Ausbil Investment Management (Ausbil) is honoured to announce that Paul Xiradis, co-founder of Ausbil and our Executive Chairman, Chief Investment Officer, Head of Equities and Portfolio Manager for the flagship Ausbil Australian

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22 Oct 2024

Share market outlook

With HY24 reporting season finished, there has been some softening in the consensus outlook for both FY24 and FY25 earnings growth that we think is more attributable to prevailing views

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04 Apr 2024

Ausbil expands wholesale distribution team with new appointment

Ausbil is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael Peros as a Business Development Manager to its distribution team to manage the wholesale market in Victoria and Tasmania. Michael joins

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06 Mar 2024

Driving thematics in the US

According to the US Department of Energy (2022), more than 70% of transmission and power transformers in the US energy infrastructure are over 25 years old. Increasing demand will require

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01 Mar 2024

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CPD: A practical system for building client confidence – Value of Advice (Part 1)
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