Process trumps prediction in uncertain markets  

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Australian fund managers face a test of discipline as geopolitical conflict, stubborn inflation and market swings continue to unsettle investors, according to Jamie Mead CEO at Talaria Capital. Mead says

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FOMO rally overlooks risks in AI and valuation

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Investors ‘buying the dip’ are at risk of missing broader economic threats including sticky inflation, artificial intelligence, private credit and higher energy costs off the back of oil price volatility,

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Savers to pay the price in a debt era 

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Savers could bear the hidden cost of the developed world’s mounting debt burden as governments run out of easy ways to combat their leveraged balance sheets, Hugh Selby-Smith, co-Chief Investment Officer at Talaria Capital says. Selby-Smith says the global economy is moving from a three-decade

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Ten stats that matter 

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From how AI is already shaping businesses and markets via data centres and drug trials, to precious metals, defence spending and demographics around the world, Talaria Co-CIO Hugh Selby-Smith outlines

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Market optimism fuelled by debt not durability, but opportunities remain  

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Market optimism is increasingly fuelled by rising debt and the belief that authorities will insulate investors from harm, rather than economic durability, yet opportunities remain for investors willing to rethink portfolio construction, Hugh Selby-Smith, co-CIO at Talaria

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Fed rate cut signals economic weakness, urging investor caution amid tariff and debt risks  

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The US Federal Reserve’s (the Fed’s) pivot to interest rate cuts is likely a signal of underlying economic weakness that historically leads to a prolonged downturn cycle, Chad Padowitz, co-chief

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Brooke Simpson joins Talaria Capital as sales director 

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Talaria Capital has appointed Brooke Simpson to the newly created role of sales director, based in its Sydney office, further strengthening the firm’s growing distribution team across Australia. Talaria CEO,

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US labour shortages a bigger threat to markets than tariffs 

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Structural labour shortages in the US pose a more persistent risk to inflation, corporate earnings and market stability than tariffs, Chad Padowitz, co-chief investment officer at Talaria Capital says. While

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The case for true diversification amid overexposed markets 

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The significant changes in the funds management industry in the past decade have brought issues such as liquidity, correlation and diversification to the forefront, and created new risks for investors

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New economic order of nationalism and onshoring to hurt global equities 

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A shift from global integration to a new era characterised by increasing nationalism and the return of manufacturing to domestic locations could harm the returns on equities, according to Chad

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