High levels of foreign migration have become contentious throughout the developed world. A 2023 Dutch study even sought to calculate the net-fiscal benefit of migrants by origin. So while reading Australia’s 2026-27 Medium-term Budget Outlook, a s ...
Learn moreHigh levels of foreign migration have become contentious throughout the developed world. A 2023 Dutch study even sought to calculate the net-fiscal ...
Learn moreHigh levels of foreign migration have become contentious throughout the developed world. A 2023 Dutch study even sought to calculate the net-fiscal ...
Learn moreThere are different budgets for different times. Sometimes a government needs to tighten its belt and record a solid surplus. Other times, money needs to be handed out to forestall a recession. Despite the turbulence of the war in Iran, this year’ ...
Learn moreAI bubble concerns morphed into the 'SaaSpocalypse' as AI agents threaten to eat all software and replace all jobs. Perhaps the governor of the RBA may feel a little nervous as the RBA wrestles with still-rising inflation. Elsewhere, Takaichi re ...
Learn morePolitics overshadowed the economy in January. Fears of an AI bubble gave way to fears over Venezuela, Greenland, Iran, and Minnesota. However, economics cannot be ignored, and the month ended with the announcement of a new Fed chair, falling gold and si ...
Learn morePrivate credit is stepping in, as Australia's middle market borrowing landscape undergoes a structural shake-up. Bank exposure to unrated mid-sized borrowers has been reduced, and it is this realignment that has created a sustained supp ...
Learn moreTrust is the most important currency when it comes to money. Unfortunately for Australia’s banks, Australians don’t trust them very much. As the chart below shows, only one Australian bank rates in the top 10 most-trusted brands in Austr ...
Learn moreBack in 2007, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End topped the global box office and Asset-Backed Securities (ABS) issuance was riding high. But as the Global Financial Crisis hit full stride in 2008, the champagne went flat for ABS. ABS tumble ...
Learn moreAustralia’s private credit market is maturing, but a better understanding of the region’s nuances would serve investors well, says FC Capital’s CEO Christan Brehm How has the Australian private credit market m ...
Learn moreAt a Glance: The private credit market is growing fast but faces regulatory scrutiny due to high leverage and reliance on cash guarantees Asset-Backed Lending offers a more structured and predictable risk profile making it an attracti ...
Learn moreWhen the world’s biggest alternative asset manager, USD 1.1 trillion AUM, makes some big bets on Australia, the world takes notice. Over 13 years, Blackstone has invested USD 17 billion in Australia. However, a single new investment announced ...
Learn moreAt a Glance: The Federal Reserve's delays in the much anticipated rate cuts have widespread implications for the U.S. economy and the private sector. In this higher-for-longer interest rate environment, U.S. fund managers are deal ...
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