Morris Family Foundation director Hayley Morris is harnessing her family’s fortune to cultivate meaningful impact––from boardroom to dining room, farm to table.
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Morris Family Foundation director Hayley Morris is harnessing her family’s fortune to cultivate meaningful impact––from boardroom to dining room, farm to table.
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Fashion label founder Amber Symond shares how art, music and personal memory inspire her designs, home and business.
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The growth in the luxury property market in 2023 is set to continue as we enter the new year.
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Homebody investors may love ASX blue-chip stocks and franked dividends, but could be missing out on opportunities in sectors such as artificial intelligence and renewables by ignoring offshore markets.
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Wellness industry trailblazer Radek Sali shares how an impact-driven philosophy has supercharged his business, investment and personal successes.
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NAB Dual Currency Investments, or DCIs, are short term currency referenced investments issued by NAB. DCIs can offer you, the investor, the possibility of generating an enhanced income return, referred to as the yield by referencing your investment to an underlying currency.
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NAB Equity Referenced Term Investments (NERTIs) are short term equity referenced investments issued by NAB. NERTIs provide you with the flexibility to generate an enhanced income return by referencing your investment to an underlying equity.
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The pandemic has added to the sense of urgency around sustainability challenges the world faces. More than ever, investors are interested in ESG. But what tools are required to do it well?
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Australia’s high net worth investors face continued uncertainty – locally and globally. So what’s the smart next step? NAB Private and JBWere CEO Justin Greiner reveals his thoughts on how best to navigate 2021.
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Record levels of spending will call for record levels of funding this decade. That’s a golden opportunity for the private markets – and high net worth investors.
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Family governance isn’t about deeds and charters so much as good communication, a shared vision and clear decision-making. It takes practice.
Growth is key in a low-yield environment. But it’s also vital to protect the wealth you’ve spent years building.
Why it might be time for you to put your portfolio under the ESG microscope.
It’s taken a while to gain momentum, but fixed income is starting to feature in high net worth portfolios in Australia, catching up with offshore peers.
The arts may not be as obviously critical as a hospital or a school. But they can provide new ideas to shape our world.
How do you ensure a lifetime of investment and hard work are preserved for generations to come?
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A vintage sports car, a pink diamond necklace, a precious work of art – they may be more fun than a share portfolio but do they make sense as investments? We examine the world of high-value collectibles – the good news and the cautionary tales.
You know you’ve made it when you can hop on board your superyacht at the weekend and sail past people on the quayside, a crew servicing your every need. But how do you go about joining the marina set – and what’s involved in ownership?
If you think it’s hard to spot the next big digital start-up, imagine picking the next big thing in the art world.
We’re even more committed to greater specialisation with the announcement of a new geographic approach that will mean even more support for our private banking customers.
In a year in which women have united around the world to speak out in favour of women’s rights and equality, NAB is proud to again support the Stella Prize, celebrating female authors and recognising excellence achieved by women in literature.
Think charitable giving is the only way to make a valuable difference? Think again. You can now use your investments to help effect social and environmental change, with increasing opportunities to back projects that promise to address our world’s most pressing issues.
From the wilds of Namibia to the super-speeds of German autobahns, we look at six unforgettable driving experiences – where everything’s organised for you.
We’re living longer and our kids are experiencing the challenges of establishing themselves in a world of higher house-to-wage ratios. Our over-leveraged governments have responded by cutting back on spending in health, education and social services as well as super tax breaks that encourage us to save. The upshot is, we have to rely on ourselves for a comfortable long-term future.
What will the new year bring in the world of business trends? Whether it’s health or agriculture, hyper local advertising or self-trained artificial intelligence, NAB has one eye on the (crystal) ball.
Where in the world – and at home – can you blend some spectacular travel destinations with the satisfaction of giving back? Here are a few ideas for a ‘voluntourism’ adventure.
From a Bedouin tent to a hotel made from ice – these unusual getaways promise a Christmas to remember.
Could Australia be on the cusp of a start-up boom? Economic and social shifts mean the concept may not be as far-fetched as you might think.
Margin lending can offer you considerable flexibility to build your investment portfolio, just the way you want it.
As the weather starts to warm, the ocean calls. We present some of the world’s most delightful destinations to set sail for – whether with the help of crew and cook, or entirely solo.
Winter is over and you’re no longer interested in hibernating. Time to try an extreme sport.
After the recent investor jitters triggered by the failure of some Public Private Partnership (PPP) toll roads, it looks like a new wave of infrastructure PPPs, kick-started by Federal and State Government investment, are making a strong comeback.
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Following the nose of savvy A-listers who’ve teamed up with some of the world’s best vintners can see you discovering some stellar wines and sniffing out new takes on classic wine regions. Whether it’s to plan some vineyard hopping or simply order a case, here are some of our favourites.
With exchange traded funds, gaining exposure to a range of high-tech overseas businesses can be as straightforward as buying a share.
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From the best powder to the brightest bling to the unlikeliest location, we count down eight ski resorts around the globe that are nothing short of exquisite.
On 1 July 2017, some of the biggest changes to superannuation in a decade come into effect. Some of the rules and tax concessions available are changing; discover what this means for you and what opportunities you could make the most of before the end of the financial year.
Did you know that not all investors are eligible to claim the franking credits? There are a number of strategies investors may look to utilise to limit their exposure to a fall in the share price of their chosen stock, while remaining eligible to receive the franking credits.
Research continues to show that companies with gender diversity in their leadership teams deliver better financial results. A new product from NAB – and Australia’s very first ‘social bond’ – allows investors to put their money where their mouth is and finally invest in gender-inclusive organisations.
Private equity has made headlines in Australia over the past year or two, but for many of the wrong reasons. The demise of Dick Smith Holdings was a high profile collapse that impacted many shareholders and retail customers, and a lot of blame has been pointed at the private equity fund manager who floated the business.
The market has been largely focussed on the US Election over the past month – and is now dealing with a fundamental change with the election of Donald Trump as President.
NAB Private and The Smith Family are working together this Christmas to bring much-needed gifts to nearly 15,000 disadvantaged children across Australia through The Smith Family Toy and Book Appeal.
Leadership... it’s not about being right the first time, it’s about being resilient. Wolf Blass and Andrew Abercrombie in conversation.
Guillaume Brahimi, Chef and Restaurateur and Karin Adcock, Founder of House of Brands KJ, on moments that shaped their success.
The gurus of luxury, on brand leadership. Fiona Myer, Founder and Creative Director of White Story, and Philip Corne, Executive Chairman of L Catterton in conversation.
Patricia Ilhan, founder of the Australian Food Allergy Foundation and Kathy Alexander, Chair of Administrators, City of Greater Geelong - discover the key to their success.
We review July conditions and recommend overweight exposure in cash and alternative assets, with underweight positions in fixed interest, property and Australian equities, while keeping neutral exposure to international equities.
With the Brexit vote we expect markets to push lower over coming weeks until investors feel appropriately compensated for these heightened risks. We see post Global Financial Crisis share market sell-offs as a useful guide for what is likely over coming weeks.
The concept of assessing a company’s quality gained popularity after the collapse of the tech bubble of 2001. Here we explore the quantitative and qualitative measures implemented to determine quality investments.
We’re pleased to announce the launch of our new brand and exciting new partnership that combines the strengths of both NAB Private and JBWere.
Gilmore speaks to Private Word about setting up the restaurant, his goals for its future and some of the secrets of his success.
Just over 15 years ago a trusty Tasmanian truffle dog named Pickles sniffed out the unmistakable perfume of the first Australian-grown black truffle. Today we are the fourth-largest producer of the luxe fungus labelled “black diamonds” because of the price tag it commands.
Understanding the structure of different investment options is key to choosing what’s right for your objectives and risk profile. Sally Campbell from JBWere, explains the benefits of the main types of product you can include in your portfolio.
With the mining boom at an end, the dining boom has certainly fuelled the Australian agricultural sector. This sector is 5 percent of the Small Ordinaries and has been a source of great returns over the past few years.
It may traditionally have been known as the Apple Isle, but Australia’s smallest state is earning an ever-growing reputation for its production of fine single malt whisky that’s being hailed as some of the best on the planet.
Sally Campbell from JBWere looks at the carbon footprint considerations within fund managers’ assets, highlighting that some are more progressive than others.
The property market is clearly cooling as a result of deterioration in affordability due to higher prices and marginally higher mortgage rates.
Food catering has evolved from being an add-on to mainstream shopping complex merchandising, to an attraction in its own right.
Sally Campbell from JBWere looks at timing the market given recent volatility and how viewing the data more closely can help you understand what’s really happening below the surface.
The Chinese Government’s surprise move to devalue the Yuan and make daily prices subject to market forces has prompted debate.
Nick Ryder, NAB Private Wealth Investment Strategist, provides insights into the emerging self-driving car industry.
Diverse opportunities in the non-Central Business District (CBD) office sector mean high net worth investors can invest through pooled/syndicated vehicles or directly. Peter Cashmore, NAB Senior Real Estate Equities Analyst, outlines what investors need to know.
Former shopping centre developer, grazier, entrepreneur and now magazine owner, Peter Howarth, explains how his personal passions drove the success of his enterprises.
The United Nations-supported Principles for Responsible Investment Initiative is an international network of investors that support responsible investing.
Sally Campbell, Executive Director, JBWere, explains why investors should stick with their active fund managers, despite a period of underperformance by some.
Australia’s Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have regained popularity as investors seek high yielding investments in a low interest rate environment.
Self-storage, healthcare and childcare are emerging markets to watch in the commercial property sector, as Peter Cashmore, Senior Real Estate Equities Analyst, NAB reports.
Crown Group CEO Iwan Sunito turned a love of drawing and desire to own his own business into a property development empire spanning Australia, Singapore and Indonesia. The group has $3.5 billion of projects in the development pipeline in Australia and Asia. He talks to Anna Fenech.
The End of Financial Year (EOFY) provides a good opportunity to consider strategies that can save you tax and maximise your investment returns.
In Australia, interest in ethical investing (an investment method which looks to maximise financial and social returns) has continued to rise, but there are several ways to action your wishes.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by John Pearce from UniSuper and Nick Bishop from Aberdeen to discuss where rates are headed, equities with sustainable dividends, and whether we're in a bond yield bubble.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, speaks with Tano Pelosi from Antares and Matthew Johnson from UBS about inflation and interest rates in Europe, along with the actions of European Central Bank President Mario Draghi.
A February interest rate cut and a strong company reporting season buoyed the Australian share market while overseas, resolution of Greek debt negotiations and continuing monetary stimulus, benefited developed global markets.
Over recent years, the impressive growth of ETFs has seen somewhat of a reversal back to direct investing with more than 100 ETFs now listed on the ASX, offering investors the opportunity to quickly and easily access global equity, bond, currency and commodity markets.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by Steve Goldman from Kapstream and Adam Goldstein from Skeggs Goldstein to chat about the global economy and key US economic indicators, and how they could affect US Federal Reserve decisions.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by Steve Goldman from Kapstream and Adam Goldstien from Skeggs Goldstein to discuss how diversifying across asset classes during this time of low yield can still generate decent returns.
Long-term US research shows investors are frequently driven by fear and greed in their decisions - for example, selling out in weak markets. However, more recent findings show the average investor has learned from some past mistakes.
Global equity prices in developed markets lost 0.5% in January, with strong gains in Europe offset by weakness in the United States. Australian shares rose 3.3% while the Australian dollar fell four cents to US$0.78, against a strengthening US Dollar.
Global equity markets extended the October sharp rally through November, while gains were broadly based in Europe, Japan and the United States. Locally, fourth quarter data continues to show improvement in business credit and capital investment from non-mining sectors.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by Ken Hyman (Antares) and Francesco De Stradis (Ord Minnett) to discuss the Federal Open Market Committee's decision to lift interest rates and drop GDP forecasts.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, asks John Moore from Northward Capital to explain what to look out for when searching for a fund manager.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by Ken Hyman (Antares) and Francesco De Stradis (Ord Minnett), to consider whether the market will see 'herd instincts' kick in when investors exit the carry trade.
Global equity markets staged a sharp turnaround in October. It was led by the US where their Federal Reserve reassured markets that interest rate rises remain data dependent. Meanwhile, there was additional modest improvement seen in Australian business and consumer confidence.
While the US economy remains robust, Australian shares fell 5.4% as markets digested falling commodity prices, a weaker Aussie dollar and the possible introduction of policy brakes on housing credit, as James Wright, JBWere Chief Investment Officer reports.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, asks Mercer's Russell Clarke and Chris Joye from the AFR to explain what a Carry Trade is.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, chats with Mercer's Russell Clarke and Chris Joye from the AFR about longevity, and how it’s a game changer for asset allocation.
Since 2000, changes have been made to how philanthropic efforts are treated by the Australian tax system – offering smarter ways for donors to arrange their giving to benefit them and future generations. JBWere Consultant, John McLeod discusses how to structure your philanthropic giving.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, discusses the economic outlook for Europe with Grant Eshuys (Citibank) and Mark Bayley (Aquasia), and together they explore the challenges the European nations are facing.
With better US economic data, global markets were stronger in August. Locally, as James Wright, JBWere Chief Investment Officer explains, company reporting season was positive and stocks rewarded for delivering solid earnings, yields or capital management.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, chats with Mercer's Sue Wang and the National Party's Kevin Hogan about disengaged investors - people who are uninterested in closely monitoring their superannuation - and the importance of more simple and transparent products for these people.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, discusses how changes in Australia's demographics threaten to have major impacts upon the Australian economy with Mercer's Sue Wang and the National Party's Kevin Hogan.
Despite US equity markets posting fresh records in July, a late, large fall saw equity markets finish lower. While valuations are stretched, JBWere Chief Investment Officer, James Wright, reports that the US economic recovery should support current earnings forecasts.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, chats with Adam Goldstien from Skeggs Goldstien and Simon Ibbetson from Millinium about the property markets and how a change in these markets could affect inflation and therefore the banks.
The US equity market posted fresh highs in June, but price support remains good globally and locally, says James Wright, Chief Investment Officer, JBWere. Read more for currency and property news from the NAB FX Strategy team and Nick Ryder, NAB Private Wealth Investment Strategist.
It’s time to revisit your global equity exposure. Following a period of strong performance in international shares, it may be a good time to consider taking some profits and rebalancing your portfolio back to long term target weightings, says Duncan Niven, Analyst JBWere.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, chats with Adam Goldstien from Skeggs Goldstien and Simon Ibbetson from Millinium about which asset classes are facing bubbles, along with discussing some markets where good value lies.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by NAB Head of Research Peter Jolly and Laminar economist Stephen Roberts to discuss the Federal Reserve's Balance Sheet.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by NAB Head of Research Peter Jolly and Laminar economist Stephen Roberts to discuss the Australian and US economies, along with the Australian Federal Budget and issues posed by our ageing population.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, chats about where interest rates are headed and their subsequent impact on term deposits with AFR columnist, Chris Joye and Montgomery Investment Management strategist, Andrew Macken.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, discusses the 2014-15 outlook for the US Federal reserve and interest rates with AFR columnist, Chris Joye and Montgomery Investment Management stategist, Andrew Macken.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by FIIG Analyst Gavan Madson and FNArena Analyst Rudi Filapek-Vandyck to discuss the proposed legislation to be introduced known as 'simple bond legislation', which has the intention of opening the bond market up to retail investors.
Over the past couple of years, Australian investors have increased investment in overseas assets, particularly equities. Global equities exposure isn't always what it seems as classifications and labels may not reflect the full picture.
In the leadup to the end of the financial year, NAB Private Wealth shows you how to build and protect your wealth the tax effective way.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, introduces the concept of aged-based investing in corporate bonds and how institutional players are becoming active in this space.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, answers a viewer question on inflation and its impact upon cash investments with FIIG Analyst Gavan Madson and FNArena Analyst Rudi Filapek-Vandyck.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, introduces the 'Bond Access Service', a way in which to easily access the bond market.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, outlines the concept of market volatility, absorbing volatility and what it means for self-managed super funds.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, discusses what is happening in the Equity Market with FNArena analyst Rudi Fliepek-Vandyck, and how 2014 is looking like the year that the investors from the sidelines will come back to the share market in light of volumes coming back.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, discusses growth of BHP and the impact of capital expenditure on inflation with Gavan Madson, Analyst at FIIG and FNArena Analyst Rudi Filapek-Vandyck.
In this episode of Your Money, Your Call, NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, looks at the developments in the corporate bond market, including Simple Bond Legislation, with AFR columnist, Chris Joye and Montgomery Investment Management strategist, Andrew Macken.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by FIIG Analyst Gavan Madson and FNArena Analyst Rudi Filapek-Vandyck to discuss Qantas credit default swaps, and cyclical yield outperforming in rising markets and underperforming in falling markets.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd is joined by Sue Wang from Mercer to explain the 'My Super' reforms and how changing your superannuation investment strategy as you age can make a big difference on your retirement.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, talks with two analysts about what they look for apart from growth when analysing a company - including finance risk, business risk, management history, assets, gearing, mix of debt and equity.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, discusses the issues and strategies around setting up a self-managed super fund (SMSF) with Sue Wang from Mercer and Chris Black from the Laminar Group.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by FNArena analyst Rudi Filapek-Vandyck. They begin by discussing investing in BHP stock, before assessing inflation - including current forecasts and how velocity, innovation and the labour market can impact upon it.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, discusses the current trends in mining stocks and why they've become attractive to dividend hunters with FNArena analyst Rudi Filapek-Vandyck.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd discusses setting-up a self-managed superannuation fund with Sue Wang from Mercer.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, chats with Steve Lambert, Executive General Manager of Capital Markets at NAB about the evolution of the Corporate Bond Market, why it's important and how it relates to the individual investor.
NAB’s Director of Fixed Income, Mark Todd, is joined by Sue Wang from Mercer and Zach Zacharia from Centra Wealth to discuss ideas behind researching stocks before looking at developments in Managed Discretionary Accounts.
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