
Canopy Investors strengthens team with appointment of Jack McManus
Canopy Investors is delighted to announce the appointment of Jack McManus as Portfolio Manager.

Investment Perspectives: Why are we listening to central banks?
Since the global financial crisis, most western economies have relied on central bank policy to manage both inflation and employment.

Why New York's 10-year-old pipes excite this investor
CEO/CIO Sarah Shaw recently featured on Fear & Greed's Business News podcast.

Investment Perspectives: The opportunity in Canadian housing
Over the past 24 months, most investors and commentators were ambushed by the resilience and strength of the Australian housing market. Despite prophecies of doom, values have held up in the face of the significant interest rate hiking cycle.

Trip Insights: Asia
This is the 15th in our series of Trip Insights, where we share our travel experiences. It follows a trip taken by Sarah Shaw, Global Portfolio Manager, and Chris James, Senior Investment Analyst, through Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong/China meeting with management teams from regulated utilities, communications and transport companies.

Investment Perspectives: 14 of the most important charts for data centre investors right now
If there was one dominant real estate investment theme this past year, it’s data centres.

News & Views: US wildfire risk rears its head again
In this article, we expand on our recent paper, The real risk of wildfires to US infrastructure investors, which outlined the increasing risk to utility investors from the increasing occurrence of wildfires ignited by electrical utilities’ assets.

News & Views: Powering up European network investment
This article discusses how Europe has finally gotten on board with the need for electricity transmission and distribution networks, supporting a much-needed boost to network investment to the benefit of the whole sector.

Investment Perspectives: Aussie interest rates are heading for zero (again)
In the absence of a change in fiscal policy, the consumer and policy cycle will repeat until interest rates approach zero (again).