Australia’s recent residential building boom saw the rapid erection of hundreds of high-rise apartment blocks, and, for a while, everyone seemed to be making money. But now the cost of poor building standards is coming back to bite many players in the industry. Continue…

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In this radio interview I joined Linda Mottram at the ABC to discuss APRA’s recent announcement to crack down and propose a range of measures for Bank executives to do the right thing, even by potentially taking back previous bonuses. Listen here.

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Right now, there’s no shortage of analysts cautioning investors that equities are over-priced, given that many businesses are sitting on elevated, if not euphoric, multiples. But looking more closely, is it the right time to switch out of cash and into global equities? Continue…

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In this interview on Money News, David Buckland joined John Stanley to discuss the evolving media and advertising landscape.  Google, Facebook, Alibaba and Tencent have a collective market cap of US $2.2 trillion, which is 50 per cent larger than the top 300 stocks in Australia. Where are the opportunities in digital platforms?

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The Consumer Price Index (CPI) recorded no movement in the March quarter, and rose just rose 1.3 per cent in the 12 months to the March quarter 2019. So why do so many Australians feel like life is getting dearer? Research by my former colleagues at Fidelity Investments might give the answer. Continue…

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