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This week on the SB Talks Podcast CEO Vincent O’Neill is joined by CIO Nick Ryder as they discuss the latest economic developments shaping global markets. Vin and Nick examine the recent pullback in equity markets and the outlook for equities going forward. March’s CPI numbers are in, and they have exceeded market expectations, prompting speculation about the trajectory of inflation and monetary policy. The pair discuss the IMF's upgraded World Economic Outlook, highlighting growth projections and regional disparities, focussing on US and European economies. Lastly, they analyse China's Q1 GDP data, examining the role of government investment versus consumer sentiment in driving economic performance.

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Welcome back to SB Talks! In today's episode, CEO Vincent O’Neill speaks with Chief Investment Officer Nick Ryder to delve into the latest economic developments shaping global markets. The pair explore the insights gleaned from the RBA's March meeting minutes, indicating a potential easing of wage pressures and a cautious optimism regarding inflation and labour market dynamics. They also analyse the changes to the RBA’s plans for a new system of monetary policy implementation. They also discuss recent Australian housing market dynamics and the resurgence in global manufacturing activity, evidenced by robust data from the U.S., Europe, and China. Nick shares insights on the implications for equity markets and the overall economic outlook amid these developments.

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In this episode of Meet the Manager, host Joey sits down with Jason Howes, Senior Fund Manager at Dexus, to delve into the intricacies of the Australian property market. With over 25 years of experience, Jason shares valuable insights into the evolving landscape, from structural shifts to cyclical opportunities. They explore the impact of rising interest rates, disruptions caused by remote work trends, and the dichotomy between residential and commercial sectors. From identifying cyclical opportunities to leveraging Dexus' capabilities, Jason provides a comprehensive outlook on navigating disruptions and seizing investment prospects in Australia's dynamic property market.

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In this episode of the SB Talks podcast, CEO Vincent O’Neill sits down with CIO Nick Ryder to discuss the latest in global economics. They examine the recent RBA rate pause decision and the nuanced shifts in central bank language. They delve into the Bank of Japan’s departure from its negative interest rate policy (NIRP) and the outcome of the recent Shunto wage negotiations. Lastly, they discuss Stanford Brown’s comprehensive Fixed Income Sector Review and the intricacies of investing in cash, investment grade and high-yield credit as well as government bonds, all with an eye toward improving portfolio diversification, capital stability, liquidity and income generation.

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This week Stanford Brown CEO Vincent O'Neill meets once again with CIO Nick Ryder to discuss the key takeaways from the Australian reporting season, focusing on dividends, cost control, property sector dynamics, and broader corporate sentiment. Nick provides insights into China's growth targets amidst economic challenges, including discussions on fiscal policies. The pair examine the strong performance of U.S. equities and recent inflation trends. Lastly, Apple reported a significant drop in sales in China, reflecting broader economic weakness. Join us for an insightful view of global markets.

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In this episode of the Meet the Investor podcast, host Joey Mouracadeh sits down with Michael Smith, Partner and Co-Head at Ares Global Credit Group. From his extensive experience spanning 25 years, Michael offers a deep dive into the evolution of private credit and Ares' pivotal role within it. Discover how Ares strategically shifted towards financing leveraged buyouts, gaining unparalleled expertise in direct lending. Explore the nuances of this dynamic asset class, including portfolio integration and future trends.

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This week on SB Talks, Stanford Brown CEO Vincent O'Neill is joined by CIO Nick Ryder to explore the latest trends in global investment markets. In this episode, they dissect NVIDIA's impressive earnings report, delving into the company's exponential revenue growth and the underlying factors driving its success in the AI chip market.

Transitioning to Japan, the Nikkei reached a new all-time high after 35 years, shedding light on Japan's economic resurgence and the factors propelling its stock market to new heights. From there, attention shifts to Australia’s earnings reporting season and China's surprise rate cut aimed at stabilizing the property market amidst deflationary pressures.

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This week Stanford Brown CEO Vincent O'Neill meets once again with CIO Nick Ryder to cast their eyes over global investment markets. This episode examines the recent RBA rate pause decision, discussing concerns about inflation and its implications for monetary policy. Shifting focus to the U.S., the pair examine the robustness of economic indicators such as non-farm payrolls and manufacturing and services PMIs. Nick provides insights into the ongoing U.S. earnings season, with a specific focus on the performance of the "Magnificent Seven" companies and their revenue growth compared to the broader S&P 500. The discussion then touches upon global market dynamics, including challenges faced by China's stock market and emerging opportunities in India, providing investors with valuable perspectives for navigating the global investment landscape.

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This week Stanford Brown CEO Vincent O'Neill meets once again with CIO Nick Ryder to discuss the early 2024 highs in the US stock market and the impact of geopolitical events on markets and asset allocation. Nick explores recent shifts in interest rate cut expectations, providing insights into disinflation and the softening in the labour market. The pair delve into oil politics and discuss the inflationary impact of Red Sea shipping disruptions. They examine China’s $278 billion stock market rescue package and weak consumer sentiment. Lastly, they turn to the upcoming US election and how that may affect markets and portfolio construction.

Welcome to the third episode of the Meet the Investor series. In this episode, host Joey Mouracadeh, Senior Investment Director at Stanford Brown Private Wealth, sits down with Steve Byrom, Co-founder of Potentum Partners, a leading investment management firm specializing in global alternative opportunities.

Drawing on over 30 years in the private equity realm, Steve delves into the critical aspect of alignment of interest in private equity, offering a nuanced perspective on potential misalignments and the significance of evaluating managers' incentives. He discusses the concept of skill as a key driver of returns in private equity.Venturing into the future, Steve explores the dynamic state of venture capital, highlighting opportunities amid a broad innovation cycle.

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