We are all Actors in the Play of Economics Behavioural Finance, Economics The way we think and speak about investments shapes the industry we operate in, Tony Day says. The realisation that we are all actors in the play of economics should make us more aware of the importance of culture in setting an investment strategy. Read More
The Potential Pinch of the Royal Commission Economics, Fixed Income & Credit, Risk and Regulation, Women in Finance If one of the outcomes of the Royal Commission is for Australian banks to be required to strengthen their lending standards, it could cause housing credit growth to slow significantly, perhaps resulting in a credit crunch, Whitehelm Capital says Read More
Is Mean Reversion Dead? Economics In the current climate, mean-reversion doesn’t seem to work as it should, but is it dead? We ask global macro investor Brian Singer. Read More
The Trouble with Measuring Free Stuff Economics, Fixed Income & Credit Critics have argued that classical economic measures fail to capture the growth and productivity of today’s technology-driven world, but what does the US Bureau of Labour Statistics think about this? Read More
Trump Doesn’t Get Trade: Brock Economics US President Donald Trump might be the master of the deal, but he doesn’t understand trade, US Economist Woody Brock says. Read More
Brexit Forms Another Headwind for Asian Economies Economics Brexit only adds to fragile conditions for Asian region, Qian Wang says. Read More
Brexit: A Soft Start to the End of the EU Economics Britain leaving the EU would likely see the end of the union, economist Steve Keen says. Read More
