News & Insights

Perpetuals’ Michael O’Dea, Head of Multi Asset and Matt Sherwood, Head of Investment Strategy, Multi Asset shed light on the most recent developments in financial markets, the global economy following the daily evolving Coronavirus situation. Read their insights here.

Over the course of 2020, the Australian Securitisation Forum (ASF) and Perpetual have collaborated on this comprehensive study of securitisation industry participants’ views of the emerging industry landscape in the new decade.

The credit outlook remains cautious and in the shorter-term, valuation indicators remain balanced. How does this augur for investors in fixed income?

We interview Kyle Lidbury, Head of Investment Research for Perpetual Private, to understand the effect COVID-19 has had on the economy and markets – and what investment trends are now emerging.

In our latest ‘What do you care about?’ research study we look at ‘Worries & Comforts’ – what we’re worried about most this year and how we’re finding comfort during these difficult times. We also look at simple steps people can take to boost their happiness.

We explore the different types of superannuation structures available and the 5 key factors to consider when choosing the right super structure to build your retirement nest egg.

We look at what is driving investment income lower in 2020 and what investors can consider to boost their portfolio income

Perpetual Corporate Trust’s Lynsey Thorrington discusses her involvement in Capital Markets and diversity in the sector.

Despite fears the recent reporting season would be a bloodbath, it’s clear that two factors contributed to a better than expected outcome: the government’s Job Keeper program subsidising costs and a change in consumption behaviours in some instances. Read more.

When women split from their partners, they are often ill-prepared financially. Our advisers and accountants share stories and offer practical advice.

Splitting from your long-term partner is emotionally devastating, but it can also be financially crippling. We look at the main areas where financial problems occur and how to avoid them.

By giving to charity in your will you can do good after you’re gone. But tax-effective giving through a charitable foundation means the good you do could last forever. Here’s how.