Forbes in Focus with Chris Andrews
Our CEO, Chris Andrews, recently joined Forbes Editor-in-Chief Sarah O’Carroll for Forbes In Focus – The Business of Conviction series.
Our CEO, Chris Andrews, recently joined Forbes Editor-in-Chief Sarah O’Carroll for Forbes In Focus – The Business of Conviction series.
La Trobe Financial is pleased to announce that the La Trobe Private Credit Fund (ASX: LF1) is now available on the ASX.
Our CEO, Chris Andrews, featured in The Australian Financial Review’s Chanticleer, sharing our long-term strategy to grow AUM from $20 billion to $55 billion by 2030.
April 2024 – We provide an update on our portfolio performance, as well as share our current thinking on the property market and economy.
The one constant in markets is volatility.We all acknowledge it. We all accept that heightened volatility is but a moment away, and can be set off by any number of things. Consider the events which have accelerated volatility in markets over the last four years: a global pandemic, a war in Ukraine, a regional banking crisis in the US, and simmering tensions in the Middle East.
Australia’s premier alternative asset manager, La Trobe Financial has released a new marketing campaign, “Grandpa’s Gift” via creative agency Bastion.
March 2024 – We provide an update on our portfolio performance, as well as share our current thinking on the property market and economy.
Retirement is often portrayed as a time of leisure, but for many Australians, it comes with a pressing financial challenge: replacing a regular salary with reliable investment income. In today’s environment of market volatility and falling interest rates, traditional cash-based investments may no longer deliver the returns retirees need.
At La Trobe Financial, we don’t rely on stability to be stable. Our products are built on fundamentals that perform across all market conditions – whether volatile or calm. That’s the strength of a disciplined, cycle-aware investment philosophy.
In today’s uncertain economic climate, Australian investors are increasingly seeking dependable, low-volatility income streams. While traditional asset classes like equities and bonds will always continue to play a role, a growing number of investors are turning to private credit – and not just within Australia.
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