News & Insights

Kyle Lidbury, Head of Investment Research, Perpetual Private, provides an update on how the coronavirus continues to unfold globally and the subsequent volatility we’ve seen in markets over the March 2020 quarter.

As the response to COVID-19 unfolds, Boards of aged care facilities should look to ensure that effective governance processes - aligned with client outcomes - are in place to safeguard their operations, staff and financial matters.

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.

The recent turmoil in financial markets triggered by the COVID-19 global pandemic is a significant episode of market volatility, punctuating the history of financial markets. We talk about the warning signs coming into the crisis and discuss how we have positioned our Funds as a result.

Equity markets continued to be volatile in the last week as they reacted to competing news and events. We look at some of the key areas of focus including how can retailers cope with the COVID shutdown?

The Federal Government has announced the introduction of a new JobKeeper wage subsidy payment that is designed to help keep approximately 6 million Australian’s employed through the COVID-19 crisis.

Data and analytics are big topics in the non-for-profit sector today. We explore the value of becoming more data driven and how organisations can turn their data into insight.

Find out the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on not-for-profit organisations and what it means for boards and investment governance.

Philanthropists need to support organisational capacity building so organisations can continue to grow, further their reach and support the communities they serve.

Heightened competition, tight funding and greater demand for services has created the perfect storm for many NFPs to consider a merger. We explore the role of philanthropists in facilitating such structural change.

There are five things that philanthropists can do to help address critical community needs that have arisen due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A lot of academics, philanthropists and activists are talking about what is required to change the systems that stop communities from thriving – but what does system change actually mean?