
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.
Long-term investors know that investment always involves uncertainty. It is just that some times seem more uncertain than others. Events of the last few weeks have certainly reminded us all of that.
Long-term readers will know that we have been vocal in our calls for markets –public and private – to embrace transparency. After all, sunlight is the best disinfectant.
Investment alternatives: Navigating private credit’s ‘golden age’ is an AFR Intelligence report published by the thought leadership division of The Australian Financial Review in March 2025. Commissioned by La Trobe Financial, the report consists of independent research and content.
With inflation coming back under control, and the beginning of interest rate cutting cycles across some developed economies, the final months of 2024 saw some semblance of certainty. After all, markets love certainty. Over in the US we saw stock markets surging. Here in Australia the ASX200 hit a series of all-time highs across the calendar year. From the ‘perma-crisis’ of the COVID era, this was a welcome change.
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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