In this episode of Finding Alpha, James Clark is joined by Anna Kirkby to explore the growing appeal of private markets.

Stuart Welch shares how Alphinity hunts for and invests in companies displaying earnings leadership, shares why those revisions need to be driven by real fundamentals, and provides a bull case for two ASX names that meet the criteria.

Are emerging markets coming out of their adolescence? After years in the shadows of developed markets, emerging markets are beginning to outperform. Dr Joseph Lai believes the shift isn’t just a phase. 

Over the next few months, we’ll be releasing a short series of papers exploring how Solvency II (SII) applies to the use of derivatives within a pure relative value investment strategy. This first paper lays the groundwork for the series by outlining how we understand the core principles of SII as they relate to derivatives in a pure RV context.

Securitisation warehouses, a type of private asset-backed securities, are the pre-curser to public asset-backed securities. They can offer a substantial yield pickup over public markets and investors can gain attractive risk-adjusted returns and meaningful portfolio diversification benefits from this sub-asset class. What are securitisation warehouses?

The Kapstream team share their market insights in these short video interviews with Ausbiz.

Proterra Investment Partners Asia (“Proterra Asia”), has made its largest investment to date through its Proterra Asia Food Fund 3 (“PAFF3”) in Lanna Agro Industry Co., Ltd. (“LACO”), Thailand’s leading producer and exporter of frozen edamame.

In this episode, Dr. Joseph Lai from Ox Capital joins Claudia Ramsey to discuss emerging market strategies for 2025. From the impact of geopolitical tensions and trade shifts to the rapid adoption of AI and the growth potential in markets like China, India, and Vietnam, this episode uncovers strategies for identifying tomorrow's market leaders.

The Trump administration is playing a dangerous hand, assuming that foreign investors and corporations have no choice but to remain in US markets.