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GSFM launches CI Global Private Markets Funds in Australia

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GSFM, with CI Global Asset Management (CI GAM) as investment manager of the underlying funds, has launched the CI Global Private Markets Growth Fund and CI Global Private Markets Income

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12 May 2026

Are markets ‘complacent’?

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The onset of the Iranian crisis has unleashed a litany of dire prognostications surrounding the likely course of the price of financial assets. Yet US equity markets are close to

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08 May 2026

CPD: Why Asia, why now?

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The investment playbook has long been anchored by the security of the Australian sharemarket, notably the ASX200. Investors have leaned on the ‘big four’ banks for yield and the mining

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07 May 2026

Adapt your bond strategy to geopolitical risk

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In uncertain economic and geopolitical times fixed income investors should look to unconstrained global fixed income strategies to achieve the best returns, according to GSFM CEO Damien McIntyre. US policy

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30 Apr 2026

RBA: a bet each way

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Clearly next week’s March consumer price index report will be critical in evaluating the likelihood of a further increase in the policy rate when the RBA’s Monetary Policy Board next

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24 Apr 2026

CPD: AI will (eventually) turbocharge productivity and profits

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Ever since ChatGPT’s public release in late-2022, the world has been overwhelmed by headlines about AI’s astonishing progress, with improved models and breathtaking capabilities. Top executives have described AI as

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01 Apr 2026

Is an increase in oil prices inflationary or disinflationary?

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The sharp increase in the price of oil in the wake of the Iran conflict has ushered in a plethora of central bank warnings around the inflationary consequences of such

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30 Mar 2026

US CPI and the Fed: the door is ever so slightly ajar…but the Fed won’t walk through in March

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The Federal Reserve (Fed) faces a somewhat different decision than the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). In the absence of the sharp rise in oil prices, there would be an

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13 Mar 2026

Global dividends key to generating sustainable yield: GSFM

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Sticky inflation has seen the real returns from cash based investment sitting in negative territory – prompting many investors to look further afield. And while Australian investors love their income

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10 Mar 2026

CPD: Global growth equities – the investment case

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Growth style investing is a strategy focused on capital appreciation. It achieves this by targeting companies that exhibit above-average growth in earnings, revenue or cash flow compared to the broader

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09 Mar 2026

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CPD: Trend following investments – patience is a virtue
Trend following strategies have several properties desirable to investors, particularly during periods of market volatility. In this article from GSFM’s investment partner Man Group explains why patience is a virtue [...]
CPD: Listed investments and the ethical practice
The announcement of tariffs to be imposed by the US heralded increased volatility across global financial markets. In such an environment, investors may be more likely to scrutinise the advice [...]
CPD: Conflicts of interest – preparing for ASIC’s overhaul of RG 181
Introduction In late 2024, ASIC announced[1] it would be consulting with licensees and other stakeholders as part of its review and update of several Regulatory Guides, including RG 181- Licensing: [...]
CPD: Tax and Self-Managed Super Funds
Super assets reached $4.2 trillion at the end of 2024, with SMSF assets forming roughly one third of the superannuation savings pool and exhibiting a six percent year on year [...]
CPD: US middle market private credit – the investment case
In today’s rapidly shifting investment landscape, traditional sources of fixed income are struggling to meet the yield and diversification needs of investors. They are also becoming more closely correlated with [...]