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Your Q2 Risk Radar: Crisis signals from ASIC, APRA and the Australian media

While not all risk can be avoided, there are clear patterns in how reputational issues unfold, and common missteps that often land companies in the headlines. For strategic communi...

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What the RBA’s rate cut means for financial services leaders: Your chance to shape the conversation

The First Cut in Four Years — Why It Matters Now On 18 February 2025, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) made its first interest rate cut in over four years, reducing the official...

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Liam Polkinghorne, Investment Analyst at Hyperion Asset Management answers Alan Kohler’s question, "What’s the most important tool for valuing a company?". Talking to The Constant Investor, Liam discusses Hyperion’s view that ‘return on capital’ is the best approach to appraise the quality of a business. He states that “a business’s ability to maintain or increase its return on capital over time is usually a good indicator that the business possesses a sustainable competitive advantage, and is certainly a good place to start when looking for long-term investment ideas.”

Read the story here: What’s the most important tool for valuing a company? - The Constant Investor

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