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Market Narratives

Market Narratives

Written by: Investment Magazine
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 Market Narratives is a podcast series hosted by Investment Magazine that features unorthodox conversations with thought leaders influencing the world of fiduciary investors. Investment Magazine is the leading publication for Australia's $3 trillion superannuation industry. It provides trusted news, analysis and editorial on the issues impacting superannuation funds, such as regulation, asset allocation, portfolio construction, governance, as they strive to secure better retirement outcomes for their members.2021 Conexus Financial Economics Personal Finance
Episodes
  • What the transformation of the labour market means to investors

    What the transformation of the labour market means to investors
    Nov 2 2023

    Ageing populations in the west causing shrinking of the workforce, mismatches in jobs and qualifications, and the rise of new technology is all contributing to the transformation of the labour markets, according to PGIM’s latest megatrends report.

    Participant:
    • Jakob Wilhelmus, director at PGIM’s Thematic Research group

    Moderator:
    • Julia Newbould, managing editor at Conexus Financial
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    21 mins
  • Integrating biodiversity into investment decisions

    Integrating biodiversity into investment decisions
    Jul 10 2023

    Greater access to information from companies and associations on geospatial analysis combined with the acceleration and exponential destruction of the ecosystem has prompted biodiversity to becoming a hot topic in making investment decisions. Conexus Financial managing editor Julia Newbould talks to Newton Investment Management global head of sustainable investment Therese Niklasson

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    29 mins
  • Food for thought

    Food for thought
    May 11 2023

    Our food system needs to be more productive and sustainable with increased demand, changing diets and an outdated production system. According to PGIM thematic research group director Jakob Wilhelmus, there are two main challenges in the food chain right now – our current food system is outdated and secondly the devastating impact on the environment and climate change.
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    23 mins
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