US shares could rally on Trump administration, bonds to provide income

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For investors seeking stability and income, the expected moderation in inflation could create opportunities for fixed income investments, while US equities are likely to perform well under a Trump administration

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Inflated valuations, China a risk for Australian equities

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Schroders head of Australian equities, Martin Conlon, has warned against paying too much for assets given an underlying disconnect between share prices and the real economy and says equity prices

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Private equity offers investors key advantages, including important diversification

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Private equity offers investors several distinguishing characteristics over listed shared, including more diverse investment opportunities and lower volatility, according to head of private assets sales at Schroders Australia, Claire Smith.

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Australian and global investors look through election uncertainties to double down on global equities and private equity

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Australian investors are looking through the short-term market noise created by this year’s US election cycle to harness the major trends of deglobalisation, disruption and decarbonisation by increasing their exposure

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Schroders appoints George Katopis as business development manager 

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Schroders has appointed George Katopis as business development manager, effective from 21 October 2024. Mr Katopis will be based in Melbourne, covering the wider Victorian, South Australian and Tasmanian regions

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Schroders launches new Australian High Yielding Credit Fund

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Schroders has launched an actively managed Australian credit strategy designed to meet the needs of investors seeking to diversify their equity or term deposit allocations whilst preserving capital, through exposure

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Economic conditions favour bond market outperformance

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Bond markets globally are set for broad-based outperformance, with the potential for monetary policy easings by central banks in the second half of 2024, however, Australian bonds are likely to

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If a timeline is long, it’s wrong

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After many years of promise for inflation to return to happier times, inflation stubbornly persists with higher energy costs still a feature of the equation. Despite the tighter credit conditions

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The Goldilocks market scenario – and the three bears

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So far this year, market participants have been pricing a “Goldilocks” scenario with quiescent inflation and positive economic growth. Recent volatility has cast doubt over the likelihood of a soft

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Schroders Australia appoints Eliza Weaving as new business development manager

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Schroders Australia has appointed an experienced business development manager, Eliza Weaving, to the intermediary team. Ms Weaving will cover the Victorian, South Australian, West Australian and Tasmanian regions and will

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