
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.
The eyes of the financial world remain squarely fixed on inflation and the response of central banks. As we have highlighted in previous editions of this newsletter, the pace of the return of inflation to target range remains the central figure which will drive economic outcomes through 2023 and into 2024.
July 2023 – Each month, La Trobe Financial produces a series of short videos. Watch now to stay up to date with our business, our portfolios and what we are seeing in the economy. This month, we provide an update on our portfolio performance, as well as share our current thinking on the property market and economy.
One of La Trobe Financial’s Three Golden Rules of Investment is “Patience”. While this may seem overly simple, it encapsulates the importance of bringing a long-term perspective to investing with planning and regular reviews.
With 12 interest rates hikes under the RBA’s belt over the past 15 months, the froth has certainly come off lending volumes in Australia. In tandem with Australian property prices, the volume of new credit being written in the market reverted to normal levels from their COVID-19 pandemic induced highs.
The United States and all its news, culture, entertainment, politics and business influences are never far from everyday life in Australia. From Black Friday sales and trick-or-treating on Halloween to nuclear-powered submarines and Netflix binges, American and Australian lives are deeply intertwined.
It’s been a blockbuster month for economic data in Australia. The key takeaway? Cautious optimism remains the most sensible stance. While it would be nice to drop the “cautious” and lean fully into optimism, risks still linger.
In asset management, there’s really only one product on the shelf: investment performance. And the old saying, “what’s on the label should match what’s in the tin,” couldn’t be more relevant. It speaks to the importance of transparency, honesty, and consistency—qualities every investor should expect from their manager.
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