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Trickle before the Flood – Digitising Assets
News24/10/2019 | 16564 Views
Trickle before the Flood – Digitising Assets

State Street, one of the world's largest custody banks which holds more than $30 trillion, or more than 10% of the world's total financial ass

Liquidity – “it's all that matters
News23/10/2019 | 12379 Views
Liquidity – “it's all that matters"

"Liquidity rarely matters, but when it does, it's all that matters." Those are the words of Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s equ

“Eye Popping” Corporate Bond Ratings Warning
News22/10/2019 | 15103 Views
“Eye Popping” Corporate Bond Ratings Warning

Time and time again the warning signs of the corporate bond market being the potential catalyst for the popping of this bubble emerge.  One of th

Bye Bye Buybacks
News21/10/2019 | 16843 Views
Bye Bye Buybacks

We have presented plenty of evidence and commentary on the unprecedented level of corporate share buybacks (most recently here and the motivations her

The Social Inequality Paradigm Shift
News18/10/2019 | 21503 Views
The Social Inequality Paradigm Shift

In terms of where the debt lies, commentary suggests Australia and the US could not be more different.  The US has a staggeringly high public or

Fiscal Spending v QE for Australia – Some US lessons
News17/10/2019 | 19956 Views
Fiscal Spending v QE for Australia – Some US lessons

Yesterday we touched on the debate on whether our government should forgo the precious budget surplus and concede to the RBA’s demands for fisca

IMF - “Precarious” Global “Synchronised Slowdown”
News16/10/2019 | 12446 Views
IMF - “Precarious” Global “Synchronised Slowdown”

After softening us up last week the IMF yesterday released its latest Global Economic Outlook and as expected it was not good. With the worst growt

This Signal Predicted Last 7 Recessions
News15/10/2019 | 13343 Views
This Signal Predicted Last 7 Recessions

A little known fact is that unemployment usually bottoms just before a recession in the economy.  That’s partly because recessions don&rsqu