Past Webinars
Below is our library of recent webinars. You may also view the presenter's slides at the same time, by opening in a new window.
Is this really the right discussion for now? Or is there a better way to think about portfolio construction? Hear Charlie Aitken from AIM discuss his views of how to invest now.
During the current low-interest-rate environment, many investors are searching for a competitive yield. Philip Ryan and Clinton Arentz from Trilogy discuss the Australian property market and Trilogy's Monthly Income Trust loan portfolio
Rudi Filapek-Vandyck from FNArena provides the tools to help you develop a plan and SMSF strategy.
Bianca Ogden from Platinum Asset Management will take you through the many exciting investment opportunities in the biotech industry for the next decade!
After an incredible increase in the price of crypto assets throughout the second half of 2020, Marc Woodward from Apollo Capital shows you the potential of the cryptocurrency asset class.
Alan Hull shares his insights into charting and primary trends and how they can help you invest.
Tim Lawless from Corelogic covers key housing market trends across Australia’s capital cities and regional markets, focusing on housing values, market activity, rental conditions and demand versus supply.
Candice Bourke, Senior Investment Adviser at Shaw and Partners reflects back on the year that was 2020 and what is the outlook for 2021!
Stephen Crowe from ESIC Hub looks at how to invest in early-stage ventures.
Join this webinar for a quick recap of Bond Basics and explore the ways you can invest in the Bond Market. Elizabeth Moran from Fixed Income News Australia discusses ‘safe haven’ government bonds to high yield emerging market debt - you’ll be surprised what is available.
Sarah King from Stockspot talks about passive vs active investing
Join David Costello from Magellan’s Infrastructure team talks about infrastructure stocks.
Lauren Ryan from Thinktank discusses how the new COVID-19 environment will impact the commercial and residential property markets in Australia in the short and long term
Louise Biti from Aged Care Steps and Meredith Coote from Mable look at aged care options.
With cyberattacks becoming more prevalent not only in our day to day lives, but at a corporate and government level, future leaders will need to think carefully about how to protect our online presence. Here Blair Modica from BetaShares and Jackie Lewster from Cynch discuss the industry and ways to invest.
AIA member, Richard Cowan will shared some tips and strategies for achieving good investment returns, dealing with market volatility and staying sane as a self-directed investor.
John Forwood, Lowell’s Chief Investment Officer, will discuss what is driving the strong sector performance, and where to from.
2020 has quickly become one of the most turbulent years in history. Roger Montgomery of Montgomery Investment Management will share insights into his current thinking on the true extent of the economic impact
Vihari Ross, Head of Research at Magellan looks at how COVID-19 has impacted different economies and markets around the world and what this means for investors both in the short term and into the future.
Join Nanuk’s Dan Powell, to discuss the reasons why sustainable technologies are likely to take a step forward through the current crisis.
Dr Peter Garner from Plato discusses the long term performance of ASX dividends compared to cash and other ‘safe’ assets, where to from here for dividends (the impacts of COVID-19 and good, the bad and ugly for ASX dividends in 2020) including stock specific examples.
Angie Ellis from 8020Invest presents tips, tricks and habits of being a successful investor.
Brian Herd of CRH Law discusses what happens to our superannuation when we die.
Jordan Eliseo from the Perth Mint explains the gold rally, continuing a strong run of gains that dates back to Q4 2018. This webinar will look at the benefits of investing in gold as part of a diversified portfolio.
Catherine Yeung from Fidelity International assess the consumption story in Asia post-Covid 19? Can it continue to grow and will it be driven by different factors? The opening up of the capital markets in China - what does it mean for foreign investors?
Actively managed ETFs are a highly flexible tool to complement existing approaches to client portfolio construction.
How A-REITs (Australian Real Estate Investment Trusts) have performed over the past few months, who have been the winners and losers, and what is the outlook for the sector. View Presentation Slides
Vanguard, as one of the largest Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) providers globally will outline the current trends in the ETF market, covering the differences between what is happening in Australia compared to the US and Asian ETF markets.
FNArena Editor Rudi Filapek-Vandyck explains how and why context and dynamics have changed for financial markets. For investors, it's time to stop holding on to the past, and adapt in order to thrive and survive. This presentation will bust many myths that keep investors on the road to perennial disappointment. Are you ready for some cold, hard truths?
The coronavirus has triggered economic and social shocks that have profound implications for Australia’s economy. Matt Williams will share his views on what the pandemic means for the outlook for Australian economy, the ASX and stocks, namely which stocks to back and which to avoid.
Chad Padowitz discusses the current economic uncertainty covering the economic impact of the pandemic, corporate implications and medium-term investment outcomes.
What are investors like you doing? Investigate real-life investor portfolios and discover trends for the 2020’s
Charlie will discuss the current share market, his outlook for the next 12 months and what he is doing with his portfolio. Charlie Aitken, Founder + CIO, Aitken Investment Management
We all know that small and mid-caps get beaten around more during downturns. This sector is prone to issues around liquidity and pricing. But in today’s recessionary market, there are always winners and losers. This time is no different.
Have markets reached a level where good value is at hand, and is this any different from what we saw in the GFC?
Are equities a buy and if so, which shares look attractive
How the bond market is impacted by the financial corona virus melt-down
A presentation about the effects of the corona virus on financial markets