
Investment Perspectives: Checking in on Kalecki
First quarter earnings are in, and profits are booming.

Quay wins Investment Leadership Award and fourth Fund Manager of the Year
Quay Global Investors has taken out two of the top gongs in the funds management industry.

2021 Australian Federal Budget commentary
Consistent with trends in past budgets, the 2021 Federal Budget saw the Commonwealth Treasurer identify a further A$15.2 billion in new spending on major infrastructure projects, keeping the decade-long infrastructure investment program at A$110 billion. This will spearhead the Federal Government's efforts to boost both jobs and productivity in the COVID-affected national economy.

Investment Perspectives: ESG and listed real estate
Over the past decade, ESG awareness, focus and reporting has been increasing among asset owners, companies, and investors alike. The global listed real estate industry is no different, and as investors in this space we have seen significant improvements in recent years in ESG disclosure and initiatives.

Quay podcast: why we aren’t worried about inflation
Chris Bedingfield discusses inflation and how COVID has changed the office sector.

Investment Perspectives: Six reasons to not worry about inflation
It’s that time in the cycle again. US bond markets and commentors are worried about inflation. But with US unemployment at 6.2%, should this be a concern?

Global Matters: Green hydrogen - a European case study
While the speed of ultimate decarbonisation remains unclear, there appears to be a real opportunity for multi-decade investment as every country moves towards a cleaner environment.

New Bennelong hires support domestic and offshore clients
Bennelong Funds Management has appointed Amara Haqqani to the newly created role of chief client strategy officer.

Investment Perspectives: Updating the ‘total return quilt’
The year 2020 was extraordinary for most risk assets. As we wrote in last month’s Investment Perspectives, the unprecedented fiscal response to the pandemic caught some investors wrong-footed.