Podcast: portfolio and market update with Chris Bedingfield
Listen to Quay Portfolio Manager Chris Bedingfield discuss the current market environment.
Investment Perspectives: Managing risk in the face of the coronavirus
What a difference a month makes. In mid-February, markets around the globe were continuing their history-making march upwards in one of the longest bull runs on record. Then March arrived, and so did the worry about COVID-19.
Quay mid-month update
With markets moving quickly, we want to keep our investors up to date with how we are managing risk and our broader thoughts around the portfolio.
Investment Perspectives: In global real estate, does size matter?
In this issue of Investment Perspectives, we investigate the risks associated with investing in small / medium sized REITs and determine if the size of the company really does matter.
Investment Perspectives: Six reasons we believe the global REIT market is inefficient
In this issue of Investment Perspectives, we cast a skeptical eye over the valuation, operational and risk metrics embraced by the market, which we believe can lead to poor long-term investment returns.
Investment Perspectives: 30 years of investment lessons from Japan, and the implications for real estate
Imagine a person of prime working age (~40 years old) seeking investment advice for long-term financial security, and ultimately, a comfortable retirement. The potential investment advice may look something like this:
QE in Australia: be careful what you wish for
While the recent comments made by Australia’s central banker on quantitative easing was a “welcome dose of common sense,” Quay Global Investors’ Chris Bedingfield assesses a number of myths on the effectiveness of such an approach.
Portfolio and market update with Chris Bedingfield - November 2019
Listen to the latest portfolio and market update from Chris Bedingfield (Principal & Portfolio Manager - Quay Global Investors) as he discusses a range of topics.
How would recession hit commercial real estate?
When asked for our views on the macroeconomic environment, there are two things we can say for certain ? firstly, at some point there will be a recession in the US and elsewhere, and secondly, we have very little idea when it will come.