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How Many ETFs Is Too Many? The Diversification vs Dilution Problem

The theory behind diversification makes intuitive sense to most investors: by combining assets that don’t move in perfect synchrony, investors can reduce portfolio volatility without necessarily sacrificing expected returns. This accepted truth reshaped portfolio construction in the twentieth century and continues to underpin institutional allocation frameworks today.

7 Apr 2026
 · 6 MIN READ

How Many ETFs Is Too Many? The Diversification vs Dilution Problem

The theory behind diversification makes intuitive sense to most investors: by combining assets that don’t move in perfect synchrony, investors can reduce portfolio volatility without necessarily sacrificing expected returns. This accepted truth reshaped portfolio construction in the twentieth century and continues to underpin institutional allocation frameworks today.

7 Apr 2026
 · 6 MIN READ

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The CRED advantage: equity-like returns with the security of debt

With interest rates remaining elevated, commercial real estate debt (CRED) funds have emerged as an increasingly attractive option for investors. Offering stable, income-generating opportunities and attractive, risk-adjusted returns, these funds are gaining ground as one of the fastest-growing segments of the private debt market. Despite challenges in the broader real estate sector, including declining office valuations, structural tailwinds like housing undersupply in key markets, population growth, and the rise of e-commerce and data centres are driving long-term demand for CRED.

22 Nov 2024
 · 5 MIN READ

Four charts that show why the private markets are booming

The rise of private market investing is continuing unabated with more and more individual investors allocating up to 20-25%+ of their portfolios to the asset class. This trend appears set to continue with a growing number of investors who don’t currently have private markets exposure actively considering whether it’s aligned with their investment plan and goals.

18 Nov 2024
 · 4 MIN READ

The Fed’s cut may be the starter gun for small cap outperformance

With the Fed initiating a rate cutting cycle in September, investors are increasingly focusing on asset classes positioned to outperform in a falling rate environment. Enter smaller companies. Historically, small-cap stocks have outperformed their larger counterparts during periods of declining interest rates — and this trend seems to be taking hold as both global and domestic small-cap benchmarks have shown improved performance in recent months.

24 Oct 2024
 · 5 MIN READ

How to invest in start-ups without losing your shirt

With ‘brain drain’ increasingly being the name of the game in the publicly listed markets, not to mention the ever present pull of the US market for innovative emerging Australian businesses in the need of capital, it’s hard to ignore the growing role of private equity and direct start-up investing in most investors’ portfolios. It’s also hard to ignore the fact that start-up investing entails its own unique risks. Many investors have been wrong-footed by the marked differences of start-up investing versus investing in publicly listed companies. The good news is with the right strategy it’s possible to invest in a portfolio of start-ups without losing your shirt.

23 Oct 2024
 · 6 MIN READ

How to generate high yield despite the concerning ASX dividend trend

Australian shares have traditionally been a go-to for income investors due to their attractive dividend yields. However, the market is undergoing a significant shift and the record payouts that followed the resources boom seem to be coming to an end. Recently, the base yield of the Australian market dipped below 4%, with rising costs and a weakening Chinese economy contributing to the decline. Morgan Stanley forecasts that the S&P/ASX 200 dividend yield will drop to just 3.6% in FY25, potentially marking the lowest yield for the ASX 200 in decades, excluding the COVID-19 period.

9 Oct 2024
 · 6 MIN READ

Does the Fed’s urgent action indicate a US recession is looming?

It’s not often that the Fed cuts rates by 50 basis points in one move. It surely indicates the Fed is worried about the state of the world’s largest economy. If that’s the case, global investors, including in Australia, should sit up and take note. The key question at this juncture is: does the Fed’s urgent action indicate a US recession is looming?

25 Sept 2024
 · 5 MIN READ

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