An Expert's Guide to Australian Equities Investing

An Expert's Guide to Australian Equities Investing

In this episode, Darren speaks with Ray David, Senior Equities Analyst at Airlie Funds Management, about the Australian equities market. Ray details how Airlie identifies quality stocks — looking at balance sheet strength, business quality, management track record, and valuations — and why paying the right price is the key to long-term return. They also explore the rise of passive investing, index concentration, and why current market conditions are creating some compelling opportunities for patient investors. For more information on Airlie Funds Management: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/investments?keywords=Airlie+Funds+Management Want to learn more: www.investmentmarkets.com.au/ Disclaimer These podcasts are for informational and promotional purposes only. Any comments made or information provided does not consider the appropriateness for you having regard to your particular objectives, personal/financial situation and needs. Before investing you should consider independent professional financial advice. No comments made or information provided constitutes advice, an invitation, or an offer to buy any security or other financial product or engage in any investment activity. All securities and financial products involve risks. Past performance of any product is not a reliable indication of future performance. Read carefully the governing documents of a product’s offering such as its PDS, TMD or information memorandum. InvestmentMarkets does not vet, endorse or recommend any product that is the subject of these podcasts and is only facilitating the exposure of the product. These podcasts were made at a particular date in time and therefore relevant facts, the economic environment, governing documentation and the law upon which they were based may change after that date such that the accuracy and reliability of their content may be affected.

Beyond the ASX 50: The Case for Small(er) Caps

In this episode, host Darren Connolly speaks with Robert Miller of NAOS Asset Management about the compelling case for Australian small-cap investing. Robert explains why tomorrow's large-cap leaders are often hiding in today's under-researched small-cap universe — offering growth, multiple expansion, and sector diversity that the bank-and-mining-dominated top-end of town can't provide. Robert walks through NAOS’ investment process, how passive investing is creating mispricing opportunities, and high-conviction themes including AI-resilient enterprise software, and the Brisbane 2032 Olympic infrastructure build-up. Essential viewing for investors looking for high-conviction exposure beyond the crowded index. For more information on NAOS Asset Management: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/company/naos-asset-management-660385b75af21b0012e9425b Want to learn more: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/ Disclaimer These podcasts are for informational and promotional purposes only. Any comments made or information provided does not consider the appropriateness for you having regard to your particular objectives, personal/financial situation and needs. Before investing you should consider independent professional financial advice. No comments made or information provided constitutes advice, an invitation, or an offer to buy any security or other financial product or engage in any investment activity. All securities and financial products involve risks. Past performance of any product is not a reliable indication of future performance. Read carefully the governing documents of a product’s offering such as its PDS, TMD or information memorandum. InvestmentMarkets does not vet, endorse or recommend any product that is the subject of these podcasts and is only facilitating the exposure of the product. These podcasts were made at a particular date in time and therefore relevant facts, the economic environment, governing documentation and the law upon which they were based may change after that date such that the accuracy and reliability of their content may be affected.

Beyond VC: Why Growth Debt Is Reshaping Innovation Funding

In this episode Darren speaks with Jason Georgatos, President at Partners for Growth, about growth debt, a specialised form of private credit and asset backed lending which offers founders funds to accelerate the early stages of their innovation journey. They discuss innovation, venture capital, the AI investment surge, the maturing of Australia's innovation ecosystem, and why founders might choose debt over dilution. A must-watch or listen for investors seeking to understand how innovation is funded. Want to learn more: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/ Disclaimer These podcasts are for informational and promotional purposes only. Any comments made or information provided does not consider the appropriateness for you having regard to your particular objectives, personal/financial situation and needs. Before investing you should consider independent professional financial advice. No comments made or information provided constitutes advice, an invitation, or an offer to buy any security or other financial product or engage in any investment activity. All securities and financial products involve risks. Past performance of any product is not a reliable indication of future performance. Read carefully the governing documents of a product’s offering such as its PDS, TMD or information memorandum. InvestmentMarkets does not vet, endorse or recommend any product that is the subject of these podcasts and is only facilitating the exposure of the product. These podcasts were made at a particular date in time and therefore relevant facts, the economic environment, governing documentation and the law upon which they were based may change after that date such that the accuracy and reliability of their content may be affected.

Why Algorithmic Trading Should Be on Investors' Radar

Join Darren as he speaks about algorithmic trading with Ivan Scherman, the Portfolio Manager of the Ausbiz Capital GroWise Fund. Ivan explains how technology and data-driven, rules-based, strategies seek signals and exploit patterns across global markets. His approach trades thousands of assets and runs around 200 independent strategies, aiming for uncorrelated returns that reduce systemic risk and smooth portfolio volatility. Why investors should watch: A rare insight into how institutional-grade algorithmic strategies work and how they are now available to retail investors to help improve diversification, reduce volatility, and enhance long-term portfolio returns. Want to learn more: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/ For more information on Ausbiz GroWise Capital Fund: https://www.investmentmarkets.com.au/listings/ausbiz-capital-growise-fund-ausbiz-capital-investments-698e71e5424d9a649939758c Disclaimer These podcasts are for informational and promotional purposes only. Any comments made or information provided does not consider the appropriateness for you having regard to your particular objectives, personal/financial situation and needs. Before investing you should consider independent professional financial advice. No comments made or information provided constitutes advice, an invitation, or an offer to buy any security or other financial product or engage in any investment activity. All securities and financial products involve risks. Past performance of any product is not a reliable indication of future performance. Read carefully the governing documents of a product’s offering such as its PDS, TMD or information memorandum. InvestmentMarkets does not vet, endorse or recommend any product that is the subject of these podcasts and is only facilitating the exposure of the product. These podcasts were made at a particular date in time and therefore relevant facts, the economic environment, governing documentation and the law upon which they were based may change after that date such that the accuracy and reliability of their content may be affected.

The New Winners in Global Listed Real Estate Markets

This podcast explores how global REIT markets have evolved over the past three decades, shifting from traditional office and retail dominance to sectors like industrial, self-storage, healthcare, data centres and mobile towers. David Kruth explains how structural changes in the economy and capital markets have reshaped index composition and investment opportunities, highlighting the rise of technology-driven real estate and alternative sectors such as assisted living. For investors, the discussion challenges outdated perceptions of property investing and provides a framework for assessing modern REIT exposures. It’s a valuable listen for understanding where growth is occurring globally, how sector weights have changed, and what to look for when building diversified real estate allocations. Why investors should watch: It delivers clear, experience-backed insights into where real estate returns are actually being generated today—and where they are not. Want to learn more: www.investmentmarkets.com.au/ Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/investmentmarkets Facebook: www.facebook.com/InvestmentMkts Instagram: www.instagram.com/investmentmarkets/ Disclaimer These podcasts are for informational and promotional purposes only. Any comments made or information provided does not consider the appropriateness for you having regard to your particular objectives, personal/financial situation and needs. Before investing you should consider independent professional financial advice. No comments made or information provided constitutes advice, an invitation, or an offer to buy any security or other financial product or engage in any investment activity. All securities and financial products involve risks. Past performance of any product is not a reliable indication of future performance. Read carefully the governing documents of a product’s offering such as its PDS, TMD or information memorandum. InvestmentMarkets does not vet, endorse or recommend any product that is the subject of these podcasts and is only facilitating the exposure of the product. These podcasts were made at a particular date in time and therefore relevant facts, the economic environment, governing documentation and the law upon which they were based may change after that date such that the accuracy and reliability of their content may be affected.