Podcasts about Australian Securities Exchange

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has confirmed his father suffered a heart attack before the first leaders’ debate of the election campaign; The Australian Securities Exchange is once again in freefall; Meghan Markle has released the first episode of her new podcast Confessions of a Female Founder; American biotech company Colossal Biosciences says it has produced three once-extinct wolves, known as ‘Dire Wolves’. The Quicky is the easiest and most enjoyable way to get across the news every day. And it’s delivered straight to your ears in a daily podcast so you can listen whenever you want, wherever you want...at the gym, on the train, in the playground or at night while you're making dinner. Support independent women's media CREDITS Host/Producer: Cass Green Audio Producer: Lu Hill Become a Mamamia subscriber: https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Maloney is the sole Legal Counsel and Commercial Manager for MediCann Health - an Australian based medicinal cannabis company focussed on improving the quality of life of people in need through the use of affordable, reliable and science backed medicinal cannabis products.With a Bachelor of Economics and a Bachelor of Laws from The University of Western Australia, Sean has worked as a Senior Consultant & Solicitor at a Big 4 firm, along with holding senior advisory and compliance roles at the Australian Securities Exchange.In this episode:Reflections on UIC (1:30)Legal Cannabis: Exciting or Daunting? (2:40)Pathway to Cannabis and MediCann (5:10)The legal framework in Australia (10:15)Is there a proclivity to break the law in cannabis work? (19:30)What changes are coming? (23:00)Staying in the loop (28:00)Cannabis around the world (30:00)Quiz: Lionel Hutz (35:00)Cannabis and the ASX (40:45)Crowdfunded Cannabis (47:00)Pauls of Wisdom (53:30)Visit www.giveandtoke.com.auFollow @giveandtoke on InstagramEmail giveandtoke@gmail.com

Orezone CEO Paddy Downey discusses recent developments, including exploration results, financial strategies, and plans for an accelerated expansion. The company is accelerating its stage two hard rock expansion due to favorable gold prices and is also pursuing a dual listing on the Australian Securities Exchange to enhance its market presence. Downey explains the technical aspects of the expansion and the strategic decisions that led to this direction, emphasizing the positive market reception and growth potential in Australia.

It's one of the first things you'll hear about when you decide to invest in Australia. But have you ever wondered what the ASX actually is? You're not alone – research suggests that 76% of Australians don't fully grasp the working details of the Australian Securities Exchange.…okay, so we may have fabricated that figure. Even so, for such a focal institution, it isn't always the easiest to understand. Worry, not, though, for in this Get Rich Slow Club episode, Tash and Ana set out to demystify the Exchange.Consider this session your crash course in the ASX and its key terms and concepts. Give us a small parcel of your day, and we'll give you a foundation in the Australian sharemarket!@tashinvests@anakresina@getrichslowclub@pearlerhqGet Rich Slow ClubPearlerYouTubeHow To Not Work ForeverDisclaimerAny advice is general and does not consider your financial situation needs, or objectives, so consider whether it's appropriate for you. You should also consider seeking professional advice before making any financial decision.Natasha Etschmann is an Authorised Representative #1299881 of Guideway Financial Services Pty Ltd AFSL#420367. Read the FSG available from https://tashinvests.com/linksPearler is an Authorised Representative #1281540 of Sanlam Private Wealth Pty Ltd AFSL #337927. Read the FSG available from https://pearler.com/financial-services-guideIf you are considering any of the products we spoke about during the show, be sure to read the Product Disclosure Statement & Target Market Determination available from the product issuer's website before deciding. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Elsight Ltd (ASX:ELS) CEO Yoav Amitai sits down with Proactive's Tylah Tully live from the ASX Small and Mid Cap Conference in September 2024. Elsight was founded in 2009 by two ex-IDF soldiers from the Israeli intelligence community, and the company's first products were focused on audio and video transmission. Following success in Israel's defence and homeland security sectors, Elsight joined the Australian Securities Exchange in 2017 (ASX:ELS). Since then, Elsight has launched its flagship 'Halo' product — the world's premier beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) connectivity solution for drones and other unmanned vehicles. Today, Yoav says, Elsight has become the market leader in BVLOS communication solutions and has partnered with more than 70 different drone and UAV manufacturers and operators that are using Halo as their connectivity solution. #ProactiveInvestors #Elsight #ASX #Halo #Drones #BVLOS #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

In Brazil, Canadian-based mineral exploration company Resouro Strategic Metals (ASX: RAU | TSXV: RSM | OTC: RSGOF | | FSE: BU9) is unearthing the country's hidden titanium and rare earth metals. Today, titanium is used in various industries due to its strength and lightweight properties. With 17% of the world's rare earth metals, Brazil hosts the third-largest deposit on the planet.In this interview, Resouro's CEO and Director Christopher Eager provides an overview of the company and its strategy to list on the Australian Securities Exchange, which includes Australia's huge following for rare earth projects and its active mining and commodities markets.Christopher shares the details of their flagship Tiros Project in Minas Gerais, Brazil, and their plan to report a maiden resource estimate soon and move towards a preliminary economic assessment and trial mining licenses to further add value and de-risk the project.Learn more about Resouro Strategic Metals and its Tiros Project: https://www.resouro.com/Watch the full YouTube interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=taDyHd8AHzEAnd follow us to stay updated: https://www.youtube.com/@GlobalOneMedia?sub_confirmation=1

From his humble beginnings on a family farm to the forefront of the financial world, Jason's understanding of investment began at the tender age of 12. Applying a principle taught by his father - purchasing a calf at a low price and selling it for profit 18 months later - Jason grasped the cornerstone of investment: buy low and sell high.   Over the years, Jason's proficiency in wealth management has been honed and refined through periods of both unprecedented growth and challenging downturns. He has acquired a profound understanding of the strategies that consistently yield superior long-term results for his clients. Jason founded SMSF Financial with one clear mission: to safeguard and nature his clients wealth. His approach to advising his clients mirrors the counsel he'd provide his own kin; it is underpinned by his extensive experience and the wisdom gleaned from numerous market cycles.   Possessing qualifications as a Financial Planner, SMSF expert, and an Accredited Derivatives Adviser via the Australian Securities Exchange, Jason has guided over 2,000 clients across many market cycles towards wealth creation over nearly two decades. His passion is clear: achieving optimum results for his clients through personal, meaningful relationships.   Jason's leadership style is marked by vision and inclusivity. He nurtures a cooperative work environment that enables his team to produce extraordinary results. Jason's strategic foresight and sharp business sense have unfailingly steered the firm towards innovative opportunities for growth and profitability.   Away from the hustle of the financial world, Jason is a dedicated father deeply involved in his sons' sporting activities, and an enthusiastic golfer relishing every opportunity to take to the green. Jason harbours the ambitious dream of playing both Australia's and the world's top 100 golf courses.     Jason Bibby shared in this episode: The importance of focusing on impactful moments for the greatest return on energy Perspectives on work-life balance, advocating for strategic work allocation and dedicated personal time How he grew up on a farm, and survived droughts, mice plagues etc The 80/20 principle from the book, emphasizing focusing on high-impact areas for business and personal growth Why owning a business is a spiritual growth journey The more you learn the more you earn; If you are not growing you are dying Write down your top 100 bucket list… and find a way to prioritise, and put a date on the things How he was making 10x ROI as early as aged 12 How his investment in Ostrich's taught him about supply and demand How to map out goals and financial needs for future planning The importance of analyzing business aspects to enhance growth potential Jasons Life Changing Question: “There has got to be a better way, what else do I need to look at?” Importance of capital protection, managing downside risk, optimising for upside risk And much more…    Resources Mentioned In The Show: Favourite book: https://smsffinancialsolutions.scoreapp.com/ Die WIth Zero and get everything you want out of life: https://www.amazon.com.au/Die-Zero-Getting-Your-Money/dp/0358099765 10x is easier than 2x: https://www.amazon.com/10x-Easier-Than-World-Class-Entrepreneurs/dp/140196995X BusinessBlueprint.com   If you would like more insights on profit maximization for your business, visit www.ProfitHive.com.au  

Singapore equities began trading in positive territory today, mirroring overnight gains in Europe. In the morning, the Straits Times Index (STI) opened 0.2 per cent higher at 3,305.42 points after 35.4 million securities changed hands. In terms of companies to watch today, we have Keppel Reit, after the real estate investment trust priced A$175 million (S$158 million) of floating rate green notes due 2027.  Meanwhile, from Yoma Strategic's shares hitting a 16-month high, to SingPost appointing Merrill Lynch Markets Australia as a financial advisor to its board – more corporate headlines remain in focus, Also on deck, the state of the US labour market, pressures on the Japanese Yen against the dollar, and Mexican food chain Guzman Y Gomez's stellar IPO performance on the Australian Securities Exchange. On Market View, The Evening Runway's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian unpacked the developments with Sunny Soh, Lead Technical Analyst (Capital Markets & Investor Education), SIAS.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In one of the biggest launches of a new company on the Australian Securities Exchange in years, thousands of Australians snapped up shares in Guzman Y Gomez, the rapidly expanding Mexican fast food chain. The ASX is where Australians are able to buy and sell in shares of companies that have decided to be publicly listed, instead of privately held. So what does that actually mean and perhaps most importantly, how will that affect you, the consumer? We'll tell you in today's podcast. Hosts: Sam Koslowski and Billi FitzSimons Guest: Maddy Guest, Host of You're In Good Company Subscribe to TDA's sport newsletterDo you have feedback for the podcast? Share your thoughts via our survey!Buy our book No Silly QuestionsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An extract from our conversation with Gavin Wood - the former CIO at Newcrest Mining. Have you ever wondered what a day in the life of a Tech Leader looks like? Listen to Gavin's experience as a Chief Information Officer at the largest gold producer listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and one of the world's largest gold mining companies. How to keep up-to-date with what technology has to offer? How to stay happy in your job? All will be answered in our conversation with Gavin. Gavin Wood is a trailblazer in the Australian Tech Industry with over 20 years of experience working across different industries and organisations such as Oracle, the BBC, Reuters, Kmart and Coles Myer.

Resouro Strategic Metals (TSXV: RSM) chief executive officer Christopher Eager joins Small Caps to discuss the company's upcoming listing on the Australian Securities Exchange. Resouro is a Canadian mineral explorer concentrating its efforts on discovering and developing critical mineral resources in Brazil. The company's primary focus is on its Tiros project in Minas Gerais, which is rich in rare earth elements and titanium, and two gold projects—Novo Mundo and Santa Angela—both situated in the state of Mato Grosso. The company raised $8m at $0.50 per share and is set to list on the ASX on Friday the 14th of June 2024. Resouro also listed on the TSX-V under ticker 'RSM' in April 2022 and will remain dual-listed once trading commences on the ASX under ticker code RAU. The company also has its securities traded on the OTC market in the US and FRA market in Germany.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Resouro Strategic Metals (ASX: RAU) chief executive officer Christopher Eager joins Small Caps to discuss the company's upcoming listing on the Australian Securities Exchange. Resouro is a Canadian mineral explorer concentrating its efforts on discovering and developing critical mineral resources in Brazil. The company's primary focus is on its Tiros project in Minas Gerais, which is rich in rare earth elements and titanium, and two gold projects—Novo Mundo and Santa Angela—both situated in the state of Mato Grosso. The company raised $8m at $0.50 per share and is set to list on the ASX on Friday the 14th of June 2024. Resouro also listed on the TSX-V under ticker 'RSM' in April 2022 and will remain dual-listed once trading commences on the ASX. The company also has its securities traded on the OTC market in the US and FRA market in Germany.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Resouro Strategic Metals (OTC: RSGOF) chief executive officer Christopher Eager joins Small Caps to discuss the company's upcoming listing on the Australian Securities Exchange. Resouro is a Canadian mineral explorer concentrating its efforts on discovering and developing critical mineral resources in Brazil. The company's primary focus is on its Tiros project in Minas Gerais, which is rich in rare earth elements and titanium, and two gold projects—Novo Mundo and Santa Angela—both situated in the state of Mato Grosso. The company raised $8m at $0.50 per share and is set to list on the ASX on Friday the 14th of June 2024. Resouro also listed on the TSX-V under ticker 'RSM' in April 2022 and will remain dual-listed once trading commences on the ASX under ticker code RAU. The company also has its securities traded on the OTC market in the US and FRA market in Germany.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

With Stake, Australia's leading investing platform, I'm excited to share the ninth episode of 'Going Public' - a new monthly series giving you unique access to the entrepreneurs, founders and executives who've taken their business public.This podcast will delve into the journey of James Graham, one of the youngest CEOs in Australia's public company sector. At 34, James leads Recce Pharmaceuticals (ASX:RCE), a rapidly growing medical technology firm taking on antibiotic resistance, a global health crisis.We explore the highs and lows of building a biotech company, the road to going public, and the impact of Recce's novel approach to fighting infectious diseases. Get insights into James' journey from startup entrepreneur to industry leader, his perspectives on global health, and his vision for making a lasting impact.In 2016, Recce was listed on the Australian Securities Exchange with the stock ticker RCE.DISCLAIMER:Views expressed are those of the individual only. This does not constitute financial advice. You can subscribe to the newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/e7C8akgj. Join the Facebook Group.Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Stake, Australia's leading investing platform, I'm excited to share the eighth episode of 'Going Public' - a new monthly series giving you unique access to the entrepreneurs, founders and executives who've taken their business public.Mike Vegar is the co-founder & managing Director of HITIQ , an Australian tech company that provides a total concussion ecosystem with products that support identifying, monitoring & ongoing management of sport-related head impacts. In 2021, HITIQ was welcomed to the Australian Securities Exchange under the vibrant banner of H-I-Q.Learn all about Mike's journey of taking the tech company public in the eighth podcast of the Going Public series.DISCLAIMER:Views expressed are those of the individual only. This does not constitute financial advice. You can subscribe to the newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/e7C8akgj. Join the Facebook Group.Follow Mark Bouris on Instagram, LinkedIn & YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you are waiting for the right time to buy property in Australia, you would have to save $1,620 on average per week to keep up with property price increases. That's right - on average the Australian property price increases by $1,620 per week. From January 1st 2023 to January 1st 2024 we saw property prices increase in value by an average of more than:$125,000 SYD ($2,400 per week)$103,000 BNE ($2,000 per week)$100,000 PER ($1,900 per week)$67,000 ADE ($1,300 per week)$27,000 MEL ($500 per week)According to the latest ABS figures, the average Australian household saves approximately $192 per week. So if you are waiting or trying to save more, chances are you will never keep pace with the property market. In this episode, we discuss the significance of understanding market cycles, the real cost of waiting too long to invest and the benefits of strategic investments in different areas of Australia. If you're looking to make your first investment and create a legacy for your family, tune in to this episode!Videos referenced in our chat: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxFxPKrAbes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7yTwRxL_P4&t=949s About Jay: Jay Pace, a seasoned professional in the investment industry, launched his career in 2005 as a licensed derivatives broker, trading futures on the Australian Securities Exchange. With 10 years of experience managing substantial client funds in both domestic and international markets, Jay honed his expertise as a strategist in shares and derivatives, with a keen focus on exchange-traded options. His passion for investment steered him towards property options, where analysing market trends enabled him to build a portfolio for himself. Since joining Providence in 2014, Jay dedicated his expertise to guiding clients toward achieving their wealth generation goals through strategic property investments.Connect with Jay: Follow Jay Pace on LinkedIn hereFollow Providence Property's Facebook hereFollow Providence Property's Instagram account here Visit Providence Property's website here About Aaron:Aaron-Christie David founded Atelier Wealth, a Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) approved Mortgage Broker. Aaron's focus is clear – supporting property investors to make confident decisions to build their property portfolio. He has been recognised in the MPA Top 100 Broker rankings for the last three years.With over 10 years of financial services experience, with a career spanning Wizard Home Loans and Commonwealth Bank, Aaron's decision to become a broker was to help more Australians fearlessly buy investment properties to achieve intergenerational wealth.Connect with Aaron: Visit the website: https://atelierwealth.com.au/ Follow the Australian Investment Property Podcast's Official Instagram account Follow Aaron on Facebook Follow Aaron on LinkedIn Subscribe to Atelier Wealth's YouTube Channel

Capella Metals Ltd managing director Cain Fogarty joined Proactive's Stephen Gunnion with more details about the company's pending listing on the Australian Securities Exchange focused on exploration in the Mount Isa region of Australia. Fogarty said Capella Metals aims to raise between $4.5 and $7 million from the listing, which will be targeted at exploring its large-scale discovery targets, including high-grade copper-gold deposits and uranium exploration assets. Exploration assets include Surprise, an existing mine with historical copper finds requiring modern drilling and assay for gold. Capella Metals boasts one of the largest land holdings in the Mount Isa region, neighboured by Glencore's Mount Isa operations and Paladin's Valhalla uranium project. The two key discovery targets are Conglomerate Creek and Carlton Hills, with drilling and geophysical programmes planned for these areas. It aims to begin drilling at Surprise immediately post-listing, with major activities spaced throughout the year. The company anticipates a supply deficit for both copper and uranium, expecting investor interest in these commodities to reward shareholders. The prospectus for the listing is scheduled to launch by the end of the week, with the offer expected to open in approximately two weeks, followed by a sequence of milestones aiming to distinguish Capella Metals from other explorers in the region. #CapellaMetals #CopperExploration #UraniumMining #ASXListing #MountIsaRegion #MiningAustralia #ResourceExploration #CommodityInvestment #GeophysicalProgrammes #MiningNews #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews

Today we're going to talk about a company that makes scaffolds – not for buildings, but scaffolds that can be implanted into the human body for bones and tissues to grow.  Started in 1992, our guest is Osteopore, an Australian and Singapore based medical technology company commercialising a range of products specifically engineered to facilitate natural bone healing across multiple therapeutic areas.  One of the firm's products included the Osteomesh, which is a mesh-like polymer scaffold that can be implanted into patients' skulls to help them regenerate bone tissues that were taken out in surgical procedures.  Other products include those that can be used for rhinoplasty or a nose implant surgery, as well as those that can be used for jaw surgeries to help people eat and speak normally after injuries.  The firm was listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in September 2019 and had achieved a milestone of 80,000 implants across all major continents in 2022.  But how does Osteopore commercialise its products, and are its patients using its implants also its customers? How does it then assess its relationship with insurers?  Speaking of insurers, Osteopore announced in May last year that the most prominent medical scheme in South Africa, the Discovery Health Medical Scheme (DHMS) has approved the reimbursement of its Osteomesh product. But how big is the South African market to Osteopore and how important is this to the firm's top and bottom lines?  Meanwhile, the firm had in September 2023 signed an agreement with Temasek-linked InnoVentures to commercialise Osteopore's orthopaedic products in China, but how much money does this represent for the company? On Under the Radar, The Evening Runway's finance presenter Chua Tian Tian posed these questions to Dr Lim Jing, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Technology Officer at Osteopore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

ルネサスエレクトロニクスのロゴマーク半導体大手ルネサスエレクトロニクスは１５日、米ソフトウエア開発会社アルティウムを買収することで同社側と合意したと発表した。 Japanese chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp. said Thursday that it will acquire U.S. software developer Altium Ltd., which is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.

Japanese chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp. said Thursday that it will acquire U.S. software developer Altium Ltd., which is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange.

LTR Pharma Executive Chairman Lee Rodne joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share the exciting news that the company has initiated trading on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker symbol LTP. LTR Pharma is dedicated to improving men's health through the clinical development and commercialization of an innovative intranasal spray treatment for Erectile Dysfunction (ED). Rodne explained that their product, SPONTAN, distinguishes itself from existing ED therapies through its unique mechanism of action. It delivers an already proven, effective, and regulatory-cleared PDE5 inhibitor through intranasal delivery. This approach is designed to bypass the first-pass metabolism associated with many oral PDE5 medications, offering potential benefits to patients. In addition to this milestone, Rodne highlighted that LTR Pharma has received approval from the Bellberry Human Research Ethics Committee for a bioequivalence clinical trial. This trial will compare SPONTAN with the FDA-approved ED drug Levitra, further advancing the company's efforts in the field of men's health. LTR Pharma's presence on the Australian Securities Exchange signifies an important step forward in its mission to provide innovative solutions for men facing erectile dysfunction, addressing a significant medical need and potentially offering improved treatment options.

This episode we welcome Nick Molnar, co-founder of AfterPay, the pioneering buy now pay later (BNPL) company acquired by Block (formerly Square) in 2021. At a time when BNPL is capturing headlines due to its rapid growth this holiday season, we engage in a wide-ranging conversation with one the sector's pioneering leaders.Nick takes us through his founder's story before we delve into how BNPL delivers value for both consumers and retailers. He also helps us understand some of the common myths and misperceptions about how it all works, explains how credit risk is managed, and gives us a view into what's next for the sector--and consumers more broadly. But first we open up with our take on the most interesting recent retail news, including what to make (if anything) about Black Friday and Cyber Monday results. Then it's on to Shein's plans to go public as fellow Chinese e-commerce behemoth Pinduoduo zooms past Alibaba's valuation on the strength of Temu's remarkable growth. RH continues to amplify the wow as it opens a retail estate on the bucolic hills of Indianapolis, while also making a big move into Germany. We close with some musings about the differences between disinflation and deflation.About NickSerial-entrepreneur, Nick's vision for Afterpay was to create a global payment solution that would allow consumers to pay for things they want and need over time, using their own money. As a millennial himself, he recognized that his generation has an aversion to credit cards and compounding debt. Nick launched Afterpay with his co-founder, Anthony Eisen, in Australia in October 2014 and listed the company on the Australian Securities Exchange in 2016. The company expanded into the U.S. in May 2018 and soon after, expanded into Canada, France, Italy, Spain and the UK.  As of June 2021, Afterpay had more than 20 million customer accounts in the United States alone and was offered by more than 150,000 merchants globally.  In August of 2021, Afterpay was sold to Block (NYSE: SQ) for US$29 billion. Nick currently co- leads Afterpay's business at Block.You can learn more about Nick from his LinkedIn profile and hear him talk about the founding of the company here. About UsSteve Dennis is a strategic advisor, board member, and keynote speaker focused on strategic growth and transformation and the impact of digital disruption. He is the author of the bestselling book Remarkable Retail: How To Win & Keep Customers in the Age of Disruption and the forthcoming Leaders Leap: Transforming Your Company at the Speed of Disruption , which will be published in March 2024 and is now available for pre-order at book retailers everywhere. Steve regularly shares his insights in his role as a Forbes senior contributor and on social media..Michael LeBlanc  is the Founder & President of M.E. LeBlanc & Company Inc and a Senior Advisor to Retail Council of Canada as part of his advisory and consulting practice.   He brings 25+ years of brand/retail/marketing & eCommerce leadership experience, and has been on the front lines of retail industry change for his entire career.  Michael is the producer and host of a network of leading podcasts including Canada's top retail industry podcast,       The Voice of Retail, plus  Global eCommerce Leaders podcast, and The Food Professor  with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois.    You can learn more about Michael   here  or on     LinkedIn. Be sure and check out Michael's latest venture for fun and influencer riches - Last Request Barbecue,  his YouTube BBQ cooking channel!

In this episode, Blythe Masters reflects on her career that spans three decades within financial services. She discusses pivotal moments, from navigating through major mergers and market upheavals to becoming a mother at an early age. Addressing the evolving landscape of financial services, she delves into the transformative impact of AI and technology on Motive's investment thesis, portfolio companies and day-to-day operations. Her experiences and observations provide a unique perspective on the industry's past, present, and future, making this podcast a must-listen for finance professionals and enthusiasts alike. About Blythe Masters Blythe Masters joined Motive Partners in 2019 and is a Founding Partner. At Motive, Blythe sources and executes investment opportunities with a focus on strategy and growth for Motive portfolio companies, through her extensive experience as a financial services and technology executive. Blythe is Chair of Motive Ventures, the early-stage investment capability at Motive Partners. Prior to joining Motive, Blythe was the CEO of Digital Asset Holdings, the leading enterprise blockchain fintech company responsible for the Australian Securities Exchange's ground-breaking post-trade infrastructure replacement project. Previously, Blythe was a member of the Corporate and Investment Bank Operating Committee and firmwide Executive Committee at J.P. Morgan. Her J.P. Morgan career spanned 27 years, fulfilling several roles including head of global commodities, head of corporate and investment bank regulatory affairs, CFO of the investment bank, head of global credit portfolio and credit policy and strategy, and head of structured credit. Blythe is a graduate and Senior Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge where she received a B.A. in Economics. About Motive Partners Motive Partners is a specialist private equity firm with offices in New York City, London and Berlin, focusing on growth equity and buyout investments in software and information services companies based in North America and Europe and serving five primary subsectors: Banking & Payments, Capital Markets, Data & Analytics, Investment Management and Insurance. Motive Partners brings differentiated expertise, connectivity and capabilities to create long-term value in financial technology companies. For more information, please visit www.motivepartners.com For more FinTech insights, follow us on WFT Medium: medium.com/wharton-fintech WFT Twitter: twitter.com/whartonfintech WFT Instagram: instagram.com/whartonfintech Rhea's Twitter: @rheaadvani Rhea's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rheaa/

In this episode, we interview Mount Isa Minerals' Executive Chairman David Williams. Mount Isa Minerals is a company operating in North West Queensland, Australia. They are currently on a mission to unearth economic copper deposits on the Western side of the Mount Isa fault.During the interview, David shares that Mount Isa Minerals is gearing up to list on the Australian Securities Exchange. He also shares insights on copper's significance in a world shifting towards net-zero targets. The Executive Chairman also addresses the news about the closure of Glencore's Mount Isa Mines and why it strengthens Mount Isa Minerals' position.Stay tuned for more exciting stories on Stocks To Watch!Learn more about Mount Isa Minerals: https://www.mountisaminerals.com.auWatch the full YouTube interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx0NIfId2uIAnd follow us to stay updated: https://www.youtube.com/@GlobalOneMedia?sub_confirmation=1

In this month's Business Breakfast, Morgans was privileged to have guest speaker Mr Todd Barlow the Chief Executive Officer of Washington H. Soul Pattinson. WHSP is a significant investment house with a portfolio encompassing many industries, including resources, building materials, telecommunications, financial services, education, among others. WHSP is invested across multiple asset classes, including listed equities, private equity, private credit, and property. In 2023, WHSP is proud to celebrate 120 years as a listed entity on the Australian Securities Exchange. Check out more from Morgans: Visit the Morgans website: www.morgans.com.au Check out our blog: www.morgans.com.au/Blog On Facebook: www.facebook.com/MorgansAU On Instagram: www.instagram.com/Morgans.Australia On Twitter: twitter.com/MorgansAU

Interview with Mike Haynes, CEO of New World Resources (ASX: NWC)New World Resources Limited is an Australian company focused on the exploration and development of mineral resources projects in North America. It is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the code NWC.

The ASX investor education team has been providing the essentials about share investing for over 30 years. The latest edition of Starting Out in Shares the ASX Way is your one-stop resource to understanding what shares are—and how to buy and sell them. This book will allow the reader to build a strong foundation in understanding the basics of investing, prior to doing so themselves. I selected this book for our fourth, as those listening seemed very intrigued by the basics discussed in the second episode, Rich Dad Poor Dad. What follows is a summary of what I have learned from reading Starting Out in Shares.

Blair Way of Patriot Battery Metals joined us while he was on the road to discuss the company now actively trading on the Australian Securities Exchange. Blair discusses why the Australian market is important for the company and provides a general sense of the 2022 exploration work, anticipated assays and a brief look at the 2023 plan at Corvette.

We are joined in this episode by Lei Yu CEO North Asia and Regional Head of Distribution, Asia Pacific at QBE Asia Pacific. Lei Yiu is an award winning leader in her respected field of general insurance. In 2021 Lei was awarded Insurance Business Asia Elite Woman of the Year. Yu is a big advocate of digitisation and leveraging technology to create a better claims experience and helping customers get back on their feet as quickly as possible. Lei also seeks to foster relationships through partnerships in tackling the net zero economy targets with more regular engagement and accelerated digitally enabled solutions. QBE Insurance Group Limited is a general insurance and reinsurance company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and headquartered in Sydney. The company employs more than 11,700 people in over 27 countries. Across its operations, QBE offers commercial, personal and specialty products and risk management products.

Bruce was born and raised in New Zealand where the outdoors was inherited as part of his DNA. His first leadership experience was as a thirteen year old ‘leader in training' understudy at school holiday camps for boys held in the country side of the south of the South Island. After his family moved to Australia where he finished his high schooling Bruce worked on a dairy farm before joining the Royal Australian Airforce. He served in the RAAF as an intelligence officer. After two decades of service in government in which he received the usual formal leadership training, and opportunity to exercise it he set up a software company in the technology bust period of the late 1990s. This remains the most testing crucible of leadership for him as he strove to attract and retain talent in a down market and with no money. The company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and was later sold. During this period Bruce reenergised his connections with the outdoors and led groups to Kokoda (Papua New Guinea), Hong Kong (volunteer programs in aid and development), Nepal, Kilimanjaro, Peru, Alaska, New Zealand and across Australia. The opportunity to mentor, coach and apply leadership insights and lessons is a key and witting part of these adventures. He has worked for an aid and mission organisation, for private enterprise in Afghanistan (while living in the suburbs of Kabul), and since 2015 has been consulting in Sydney. In that consulting work he delivers a comprehensive leadership program designed to introduce leaders to the concept of values based leadership and to otherwise encourage leaders to actively develop their own leadership style. Bruce has accepted an offer to take up a senior leadership role as CEO of an international firm which he will commence in October 2022. Bruce is the father of four children and seven grandchildren, has one dog, writes when he can, treks and climbs as a sport, is handy with the tools so finds himself on renovation projects not his own (though there is a long list of projects around his own house), and enjoys kayaking with his wife in their handbuilt sea kayaks. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today's episode, I'm bringing you my quarterly Perth Property market update and with so many changes there is a lot to fill you in on!  Boy I love doing these and have a lot to cover for you on the sale market, the rental market, what I'm seeing with the factors affecting our market, and my crystal ball for what's ahead.  I'm calling this episode “Opportunity Strikes” because it is a great time to be looking to buy in Perth when there's a bit of noise and a bit of softness from interest rates increasing. We've got lots of exciting information to cover today, so let's go inside!   Resource Links: Join the Perth Property Investment Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/perthpropertyinvestors) Join Jarrad Mahon's Property Investor Update (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/join) For more info on our award-winning and highly rated Property Management services that give you guaranteed peace of mind (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/perth-property-management-specialists/) For more info on how our Property Sales services can ensure you get the best selling price while handling all the stress for you (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/selling-your-perth-property/) Get Jarrad's strategic advice towards your property purchase and development plans (https://www.investorsedge.com.au/invest-in-perth-property/)   Episode Highlights: Introduction [00:00] Properties For Sale [01:46] Properties Sold [02:42] Monthly Sale Inventory [03;39] Perth House Sales and Median Price [04:19] Perth Unit Sales and Median Price [05:27] Perth Land Sales and Median Price [06:37] Perth Listings and Median Selling Days [07:17] Perth Rental Market [07:53] Rental Vacancy Rate [08:46] Median House Rent [09:22] Monthly Rental Inventory [10:14] Property Clock Timing [10:30] National Property Clock: Houses [10:30] National Property Clock: Units [11:38] CoreLogic Index [12:05] Factors Affecting Our Market [13:11] Economic Clock [13:36] Finance [15:09] Inflation [17:29] Australian Securities Exchange [19:03] Corelogic Mortgage Index by State [19:36] Homeowner Lending by State [20:31] FHB Lending By State [21:30] All Ordinaries - Stock Market [21:59] Unemployment Rate [23:06] Economic Forecasts for WA [24:24] Tips to Survive and Thrive [25:44] Actions to Consider [26:20] My Crystal Ball [28:27] Further Help [30:48] Outro [31:29]   Thank you for tuning in! If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.   Connect with Perth Property Insider: Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgT9-gB6RS69xSgc8J9KrOw Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/investorsedge See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Mike Catelani seeks to identify the objectives and career milestones that have helped to advance him into the ranks of Bay Area biotech CFOs, he mentions that although he had a deep interest in biology during his high school years, upon entering college he decided to swap out a biology curriculum for an accounting one. More than a decade later, Catelani decided to make a career “lane change” to accept a CFO role for a manufacturer of instruments and tools used in drug discovery. While the company, whose stock was traded on the ASX (Australian Securities Exchange), was not directly involved in drug discovery, Catelani believed that the CFO stint would put him one step closer to opportunities inside the biotech realm. Still, he can't help but marvel at the randomness of the circumstances that ultimately opened the biotech door. “It was complete dumb luck: A recruiter was looking for a CFO who had Australian Securities Exchange experience for a biotech firm in the Bay Area, and—not surprisingly—mine was like the only name that popped up,” explains Catelani, who was named CFO of Benitec, an Australian public company that at the time specialized in drug development for hepatitis C and HIV. Seventeen years and multiple biotech chapters later, Catelani looks back on his original door of entry as “a bit of a turnaround.” “It had roughly 6 weeks of cash when I came on board and at the time was involved in a number of patent infringement lawsuits,” reports Catelani, who lists cash management as every biotech CFO's mission-critical skillset tool. –Jack Sweeney

In episode 93 of the No Limitations podcast, “The Next Step,” Blenheim Partners' Gregory Robinson speaks to Jillian Broadbent AC, Non-Executive Director of Macquarie Group Ltd, the Sydney Dance Company and the National Portrait Gallery Board Foundation. She was previously the Inaugural Chair of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Chair of Swiss Re Life & Health Australia and Chancellor of the University of Wollongong.Against a backdrop of an illustrious career spanning business, the public sector and the arts, Jillian shares with us the key learnings that allowed her to make an impact. She also highlights how we can see opportunities in the challenges of our time. Finally, with Australians deciding their future course in the coming weeks, Jillian challenges us to think about our legacy for generations to come and brings to the fore the spirit of generosity that is pertinent to today's discourse.In 2019, Jillian was made a Companion of the Order of Australia for her eminent service to corporate, financial, clean energy and cultural organisations, to higher education, and to women in business. She has served on the Boards of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Woolworths Group, the Australian Securities Exchange, SBS, Qantas Airways, Westfield Property Trusts, Woodside Petroleum, Coca-Cola Amatil, the Sydney Theatre Company, NIDA, the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra and the Art Gallery of New South Wales.Please note: this was recorded on 27 April 2022.

On the next episode of the Easy Does it, Dj @ Large goes down under!With the help of Mark Tobin, a Micro and Nano Cap Equity Analyst and the founder of Coffee Microcaps, we look at some Australian shares that you should be considering for your portfolio. Mark isn't just some distant observer of the Australian markets, he has lived and breathed the Ozzie landscape. In this episode we highlight why it's so important to have a global portfolio by putting your eggs in different baskets and access companies that operate in industries very different from the local market and economy. Press play on this episode to hear more gems from Mark. From the ins and outs of the Australian Securities Exchange, to his favourites stocks and the benefits of Investing in Australian companies.  If you're ready to go down under by investing in Australian shares, make sure to check out insights from Mark and more via our EasyEquities Research Portal.  For more info on how to activate Your EasyEquities AUD account, make sure to follow this link: https://blogs.easyequities.co.za/activate-easyequities-aud-accountShare the love with us on social media by letting us know what you think of the episode by tweeting @EasyEquities or tagging us on the gram.To sign up to EasyEquities: http://bit.ly/2EtcE85DISCLAIMER: EasyEquities is a product of First World Trader (Pty) Ltd t/a EasyEquities which is an authorised Financial Services Provider. FSP number: 22588. This material is not intended as and does not constitute financial advice or any other advice and is neither exhaustive nor prescriptive. The views expressed by the contributor are his or her own (as an independently registered financial services provider, financial adviser or other independent capacity), and not necessarily endorsed by EasyEquities (as a separate financial services provider)

This House of Tech episode includes Airtasker Founder and CEO, Tim Fung.Tim discusses how moving apartments in Sydney led to the creation of Airtasker and how the platform allows the customer to define the problem. Romance is in the air, with kooky requests covering Star Wars themed weddings and hiring airtaskers for proposals.We discuss the process of listing on the Australian Securities Exchange and how the gig economy term varies. Tim also mentions how the flexible labour economy supported workers during the pandemic.

After practicing as a lawyer for six years, Paul Bassat co-founded Seek with his brother Andrew in 1997, which in 2005 was floated on the Australian Securities Exchange with a market cap of $587 million. Paul moved on from Seek in 2011, and in 2012 co-founded Square Peg, a global investment firm which today has over US $1 billion in assets and has offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Tel Aviv and Singapore. Paul is also a Commissioner of the Australian Football League, and a director of Wesfarmers LTD. In his conversation with Adam, Paul discusses what it was like founding an internet startup in the early days before Australia's ecosystem had developed, as well as the remarkable rate of change in the ecosystem over the last several years. See full show notes https://w2d1.com/paul-bassat

Over the past few decades, franchising has emerged as a popular way to enter a new business or expand an existing one by licensing your business system and know-how. But what exactly is involved? In this Business Conversation, I'm joined by lawyer Steven Brown of Etienne Lawyers to discuss the pros and cons of franchising and what it involves for both the franchisor and franchisee. Steven and I discuss: •The role of franchising in the Australian economy and the factors both franchisors and franchisees should be mindful of •The skills and experience a person should have to become a successful Franchisor in the 21st century. •Who makes a good franchisee, who should never take on a franchise, and what you need to see before you pay any money Steven Brown is a highly experienced lawyer with extensive knowledge in all aspects of business and commercial law. He boasts an intimate knowledge of Corporations Law and the Australian Securities Exchange business and listing rules. Steven is involved in corporate structuring, compliance, corporate takeovers, company floats, the preparation of prospectuses, employee share schemes and advising on directors' duties, and insolvency and securities law and practice. In addition, Steven is also a lecturer and published author. Each week I'm joined by a new guest to dive into the many facets of business. Subscribe to my podcast here to join the Business Conversation: https://www.cliveenever.com.au/business-conversations/

Over the past few decades, franchising has emerged as a popular way to enter a new business or expand an existing one by licensing your business system and know-how.But what exactly is involved? In this Business Conversation, I'm joined by lawyer Steven Brown of Etienne Lawyers to discuss the pros and cons of franchising and what it involves for both the franchisor and franchisee.Steven and I discuss:The role of franchising in the Australian economy and the factors both franchisors and franchisees should be mindful ofThe skills and experience a person should have to become a successful Franchisor in the 21st century.Who makes a good franchisee, who should never take on a franchise, and what you need to see before you pay any moneySteven Brown is a highly experienced lawyer with extensive knowledge in all aspects of business and commercial law. He boasts an intimate knowledge of Corporations Law and the Australian Securities Exchange business and listing rules.Steven is involved in corporate structuring, compliance, corporate takeovers, company floats, the preparation of prospectuses, employee share schemes and advising on directors' duties, and insolvency and securities law and practice.In addition, Steven is also a lecturer and published author.Each week I'm joined by a new guest to dive into the many facets of business. Subscribe to my podcast here to join the Business Conversation: https://www.cliveenever.com.au/business-conversations/

Alan Sparks is a senior executive with Harris Technology, a publicly listed company on the Australian Securities Exchange and is an online retailer of technology products and solutions aimed specifically at SMEs. He has also worked with tech companies like Cybernetic Generator & Behavior Corp., Renewable Power Australia Ltd., BlueAnt Wireless Pty Ltd., Buddy Technologies Limited, Cellnet Group Limited, Belkin International, Philips, etc. He was part of the key management team that led Philips Mobile Phone to profitability within nine months after they posted losses of $2 billion. He has built an extensive portfolio of Chair, Board Member, and advisory positions for various ASX-listed and private companies. In this episode, Alan talks to us about his journey from Johannesburg to Australia, the different roles he played in various companies, and the business culture in different countries. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: Harris Technology is growing at the rate of 200% per annum. Harris Technology has its e-commerce site, which is about 20% of its sales, but the rest of it all comes through websites like Amazon, eBay, etc. Alan has also been a board member of a company called Renewable Power Australia Ltd. It is a power plant generating electricity off the back of a sugar mill in Coomera. He represents a group of investors in Singapore for a company called Gazelle Capital. Allan is also a board member of Pacificomm Group Ltd. It is a trans-Tasman tech distributor operating its biggest businesses in New Zealand and Pacific Islands, dealing with the retailers such as Harvey Norman, Noel Leeming, etc. He also runs his own online company selling products such as a garage door opener connected to your mobile, where you can see or control your garage door from anywhere in the world. He has been running the business for five years. He was born in Johannesburg and grew up there. He graduated in accounting and is a qualified chartered accountant. After graduation, he worked for some time in the finance industry and then picked the computer industry. He left South Africa in 1999 and has worked in countries like Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Australia. Alan says you earn the right to live in Hong Kong. The business language is pretty universal, but it's the nuances that count. And the nuances in China are much more pronounced than they are in the UK and USA. Chinese don't necessarily rely on the contract per se. They rely much more importantly on the relationship. Americans are all about driving the business deal and less about the relationship, whereas the Chinese are much more about the relationship and whether they can trust you or not. The artificial intelligence arena will burgeon in the next couple of years and start to show some real benefit to a greater variety of businesses. A virtual meeting is not the best thing in the world because human contact is still essential to seeing the body language and feeling the vibe, etc. USEFUL LINKS: Alan Sparks on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alan-sparks-72b469/ Harris Technology Website - https://ht.com.au/ Richard Triggs on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardtriggs/

FLG_S2_E13 www.forleadersglobal.com    Simply put, entrepreneurship is a concept that refers to being able to manage a business and take the risks needed, in order to gain profit. Jamie Pride is one of those people that continues to choose to have active creation in his business endeavours so he can move toward success.   In this episode, you'll hear about some of the fundamental characteristics needed to lead, manage and profit like an entrepreneur. Jamie shares specifically about three ideas, the necessity for a “market need”, rigorous work ethic and failure. This episode is for the person who has an idea- yet who is waiting in the sidelines. It will give you the tools to test your hypothesis, to see if it's able to be manifested into a reality.   ABOUT JAMIE PRIDE: Jamie Pride is a speaker, author, and coach on a mission to help build better founders. He is the author of Unicorn Tears: Why Startups Fail & How To Avoid It - published globally by Wiley in February 2018. He has more than 20 years leadership and consulting experience with international technology and digital media organisations, including leading realestate.com.au and senior executive positions with Deloitte Digital, salesforce.com, Red Hat, Veritas, and Cisco Systems. As an entrepreneur, Jamie sold his first startup, Velteo, to New York–based System Integrator Bluewolf, and has founded over six technology startups. As an investor, he has raised more than $20 million in funding for startups via private and public markets, including completing an IPO on the Australian Securities Exchange in 2016. Jamie is a sought-after public speaker and regularly comments on entrepreneurial mental health, startups, entrepreneurship, venture capital, disruptive innovation, design thinking and the future of work. He is also the host of The Failure Proof Podcast - a weekly show that explores the future of work - covering topics such as leadership, performance, resilience and the mindset needed to thrive in the modern workplace. His next book, Failure Proof: How to Reach Peak Performance & Avoid Burnout, is expected to be published in early 2020.   For Leaders Global Resources:  www.forleadersglobal.com   Helping Organisations Build Leaders Worth Following & Culture Worth Reproducing Transforming Team Communication Program: The Exceptional Team Leader Executive Leadership Coaching Culture Formation & Development  To get in contact with us and talk about how we can help you build leaders worth, dynamic teams and culture worth reproducing email us here: hello@forleadersglobal.com or head to our website.  

Triangle Energy is going from strength to strength following a recent capital raise, as investors stream around the junior. What's peaked investors interest? Hearing how Triangle quickly acquired one of the biggest footprints of any energy company of its kind in Western Australia's most exciting oil and gas province. Along with its new energy opportunities. The company, led by well-known chief executive Rob Towner, has an incredible portfolio of acreage and is preparing to embark on its diversified energy strategy. Triangle Energy (ASX:TEG) is perhaps the most underestimated stock on the Australian Securities Exchange with a market cap of around $22 million. With an already producing oil field offshore Western Australia, Triangle Energy receives regular revenue, something more than half the oil stocks in Australia can't boast. In other words, the stock is stable, which in this climate is something highly sought-after. It also holds a huge stake in fellow ASX stock State Gas, worth roughly $30 million, which is bigger than its market cap, all but ensuring returns for investors. Not only does it possess a strong balance sheet and fixed interest in other companies, but it is also focused on growth of its own and has the potential to corner a lucrative market in WA. Triangle's offshore Cliff Head oilfield is set to ramp up exponentially. Two, perhaps three, additional wells will provide new oil output, which will be shipped to Singapore in the short-to-medium term. At the current $65-$70/bbl benchmark price, this should be an absolute windfall. Cash from oil production will fill its coffers while it looks to explore a whopping 10,000sq.km of onshore acreage. Triangle moved quickly to capitalise on the last oil price downturn, acquiring an enviable position onshore and offshore in the Perth Basin – which has delivered a fantastic results for fellow explorer Strike Energy and others. A point worth noting, is the ownership and operatorship of the Arrowsmith Stabilisation Plant. The plant essentially separates oil from water, but it cannot be underestimated. Triangle Energy is currently considering a small-scale refinery onsite. It comes as the nation currently grapples with a loss of refineries and a need to shore up energy security, which leads the question… could this project change the game? Diesel supplied from Arrowsmith and an added-on small-scale diesel refinery could power WA's iron ore industry. The refinery would take Cliff Head oil and new resources from Triangle's onshore fields, and simply refine it for mining vehicles and power generation. This plant is one of just handful in Australia, never mind WA where there is no commercial oil refinery. Nat gas is important to note here. Triangle Energy holds a very vast position of prominent gas producing acreage. It's early days, but if a gas discovery were made, it could quickly tie-in to one of the many pipelines supplying both the domestic gas market and the mining sector. However, that's just one of the many exciting opportunities for the ASX-listed junior. Another reason to be bullish, is Triangle's future plans as a renewable energy producer. It has partnered with Pilot Energy – also ASX listed – led by Brad Lingo. The venture plan to investigate the offshore wind, and potential onshore solar, capability of Triangle's permits. So, Triangle Energy may not just be an oil producer and gas supplier in the future. It's future-proofed itself. It already has the infrastructure for offshore wind, in that the pipeline from the Cliff Head field could also take cables to shore. Currently there are no offshore wind projects up and running in Australia. Is Triangle Energy, a traditional oil producer, about to forge the future for offshore wind? We won't assume anything but these three points alone purely make #ASX listed #TEG is a winner.

How do you lead a team during extreme and sudden times of crisis? This is something that many people all over the world have recently had to face including those in the Australian public service. Today's interviewers, Isabelle Franklin and Megan Aponte-Payne from the IPAA Future Leaders Committee delve into this topic asking our guests how they showed leadership in crises such as the 2007-8 Global Financial Crisis and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and how these events have changed them and their leadership styles moving forward. In this episode we are joined by Australian Statistician at the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Dr David Gruen, and Dr Ken Henry AC, the Chair of the Sir Roland Foundation at the Australian National University and a non-executive director of the Australian Securities Exchange.Discussed in this episode:Importance of open and regular communication with staff.Balancing personal values vs. corporate ones.How leaders can learn from crisesExamples of effective crisis communications See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Century Global Commodities Corporation (TSE:CNT) CEO Sandy Chim gave Proactive an update on the status of its Joyce Lake Direct Shipping Iron Ore Project spin-out to list on the Australian Securities Exchange, including its submittal of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to federal and provincial authorities. Meanwhile, the group recently reported its year-end results, ending the year by doubling its working capital to CA $14.5 million.

Future Metals NL (ASX:FME) is debuting on the Australian Securities Exchange, with plans to list on London's AIM in the near future. The resources company owns the Panton platinum group metals (PGM) project located 60 kilometres north of Halls Creek in the East Kimberley Region of Western Australia. Director Justin Tremain told Proactive that Panton is Australia's highest-grade PGM project and is rich in palladium. With PGM prices at record highs, its entry to the sector is timeous.

In Episode 72, Pressure Is a Made-up Word, Blenheim Partners’ Gregory Robinson speaks to Robert Millner, Chairman of investment house Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Co. Ltd. Having been listed in 1903, Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Co. Ltd is the second oldest publicly listed company on the Australian Securities Exchange and is one of the few companies that has been successfully managed by the same family from the outset, with Robert representing the fourth generation. He is also Chairman of Brickworks Ltd, BKI Investment Company Ltd, Milton Corporation Ltd, New Hope Corporation Ltd and a Director of Apex Healthcare Berhad Ltd, TPG Telecom Ltd and Tuas Ltd.In an open discussion, we gain insights and cover the experiences of one of the doyens of Australia’s investment industry and broader business landscape; from joining as a Director at a young age, upholding the family legacy and market reputation, and to never failing to pay a dividend to shareholders. With investments across manufacturing, property, mining, bulk handling, pharmaceuticals and telecommunications, Robert speaks about the savviness required to navigate different and complex business environments all over the world and affords us a glimpse into the mind of someone known for his ability to turn bargains into big returns.

AUSTRALIAN headquartered Elixir Energy has quickly become one of the most exciting oil and gas stocks on the Australian Securities Exchange. Elixir Energy (ASX: EXR) is creating a whole new gas market in Mongolia which is home to vast coal reserves, and of course coal seam gas. The company, led by managing director Neil Young, holds around 7 million acres of highly prospective land in the Southern Gobi desert. It released its maiden resource estimate in April, based on just 2% of its acreage, dubbed Nom Gom XI, with 60 billion cubic feet of gas on a 2C basis, and 24 Bcf of recoverable gas. This estimate is more than sufficient to provide feed gas for a power plant's entire life cycle, offering electricity to the domestic market, but also opening opportunities for LNG provision to local mining companies and export to China. Gas is fast becoming the transition fuel of the future and it is also expected to replace Mongolia's ageing coal power plant fleet which are heading to the end of their lives. Furthermore, mining companies including Rio Tinto which operates the huge Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, are seeking power for their processing plants and to replace their diesel trucks with LNG fuelled vehicles. In this podcast, Energy News' senior journalist Paul Hunt talks to Elixir Energy managing director Neil Young about the future of the discovery, what an initial development could look like, and the current state of the energy market in China and Mongolia.

Singapore-based Asian American Medical Group was established in 1994 and has been listed on the Australian Securities Exchange since September 2009. The medical group has taken things even further and opened the first Singapore-operated medical centre in China’s only medical tourism zone in Hainan, last December. Dato’ Dr Tan Kai Chah, Executive Chairman, Asian American Medical Group shares how different the medical business scene in China is from the one in Singapore and SouthEast Asia and why AAMG chose Hainan to open their next medical centre.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every week we breakdown a company in a refreshingly simple way. In this episode, Dan and Albert talk about RedBubble Group. Founded in 2006, the RedBubble Group owns and operates the leading online marketplace Redbubble.com. Redbubble.com is a platform for creatives to sell designs, which are then made-to-order on everyday products such as apparel, stationery, housewares, bags and wall art. It is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. In this episode we cover: How Red Bubble operates and creates value for artists and consumers What does a Flywheel Dynamic mean for a business Red Bubble's unit economics Areas for Red Bubble to focus on in the future COVID-19's impact on Red Bubble Rate our show 5-stars, follow and subscribe. Disney Fly Wheel All information contained in this podcast is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of Fresh Capital are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Any opinions expressed herein are not recommendations or advice. Please consult a licensed financial professional before you invest. For more information visit our website at https://freshcapital.show/

Simon Popple, author of the Brookville Capital Intelligence Report, joins us today for an over-arching glance at the Australian Securities Exchange and junior explorers / miners traded there. Simon talks about the returns from the ASX and what North American investors might keep an eye on when it comes to ASX listed companies.

Every week we breakdown a company in a refreshingly simple way. In this episode, Dan and Albert talk about CSL Limited. CSL is the one of largest global biotech companies in the world. It is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and operates to deliver science therapies such as plasma-derived immunoglobulins for the treatment of immune deficiencies and neurological conditions, in its CSL Behring division, and influenza vaccines, in its Seqirus division. In this episode we cover: CSL's two business divisions, CSL Behring and Seqirus How blood and plasma donations occur What plasma-derived therapies CSL Behring have in the pipeline What COVID-19 means for CSL's vaccine operations Whether CSL can continue to innovate and stay ahead of the competition Follow and subscribe to our content. CSL Plasma Coupon. All information contained in this podcast is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of Fresh Capital are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Any opinions expressed herein are not recommendations or advice. Please consult a licensed financial professional before you invest. For more information visit our website at https://freshcapital.show/

Every week we examine a company that we believe is misunderstood or overlooked. In this episode, Dan and Albert talk about Origin Energy. Origin is an integrated energy company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange that explores, generates and delivers electricity, natural gas and LPG to customers. In this episode we cover: how energy markets operate and are regulated the impact of renewables future or coal and gas competition and moats in the energy market Follow and subscribe to our content. ---------- All information contained in this podcast is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of Fresh Capital are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Any opinions expressed herein are not recommendations or advice. Please consult a licensed financial professional before you invest. For more information visit our website at https://freshcapital.show/

Every week we examine a company that we believe is misunderstood or overlooked. In this episode, Dan and Albert talk about Xero. Xero is a cloud-based accounting software platform for small and medium-sized businesses listed on the Australian Securities Exchange. In this episode we cover: cloud and Software as a Service (SaaS) businesses Xero's markets globally tailwinds driving Xero's growth competitors on the horizon ---------- All information contained in this podcast is for education and entertainment purposes only. It is not intended as a substitute for professional financial, legal or tax advice. The hosts of Fresh Capital are not financial professionals and are not aware of your personal financial circumstances. Any opinions expressed herein are not recommendations or advice. Please consult a licensed financial professional before you invest.

When designing enterprise blockchain networks, the blockchain layer is often thought to be the most integral part of the stack. Each platform has unique requirements, architectures, and different programming languages. Here's where DAML (https://daml.com/) comes in. Developed by Digital Asset, DAML is an open-source smart contract language specifcally designed to reflect business logic and work flows. It is platform-agnostic and is currently available on Hyperledger Fabric, Sawtooth, and Besu, Corda, VMWare blockchain platform, and SQL databases. Today, organizations leveraging DAML include the likes of accenture, the Australian Securities Exchange, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, and most recently, the Singapore Exchange (https://www.sgx.com/media-centre/20200901-sgx-collaboration-hsbc-and-temasek-completes-pilot-digital-bond-olam). Tim Kemp is the head of Emerging Ledgers at Digital Asset where he is responsible for delivering integrations of DAML on various platforms. In this episode, Tim talks about everything DAML, detailing the value of a smart contract language approach as a key component to improving accessibility and driving enterprise adoption. He highlights key take aways from DAML's earlier successful use cases, reflecting on what enterprises need to develop successful consortia. Finally, he touches on why partnerships are key and why he's excited about their recent partnership Chaisntack. About Tim Kemp (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tikemp/) Tim is the head of Emerging Ledgers at Digital Asset where he is responsible for delivering integrations of Digital Asset’s DAML programming language on Hyperledger Fabric, Sawtooth, and Besu, Corda, and SQL databases. Tim started in capital markets technology in 2000 as a programmer, and has built a career at the intersection of technology and business in financial services, holding various engineering, product management, and business development roles at a number of startups and established vendors. Tim has a degree in Computer Science from the University of Liverpool, England, and currently lives in Westchester County, New York with his wife and young family. About Digital Asset (www.digitalasset.com) Digital Asset helps companies design, create, and run the next generation of business applications. We enable the world’s largest companies to harness the power of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) to streamline operations and make value transfer efficient and secure. At the core of Digital Asset’s offering is DAML, an intuitive smart-contract programming language used to digitize multi-party agreements and automate transactions in a precise and secure manner. The result: technology that provides a platform for innovation today and well into the future. Special Guest: Tim Kemp.

Jacqueline Nagle has forged a successful career based on redefinition, evolution and left of center thinking. She has deployed strategies and projects which has led to helping companies reach seven and eight figure growth and even selling businesses to the Australian Securities Exchange. Her resume is so unique including taking on hostile negotiation as CEO in traffic control, an expert enterprise agreement negotiator with a 100% success rate, securing a Hollywood A-Lister for a project and so much more. In each and every one of her ventures, she has used speaking-centric strategies to launch, pivot, manage rapid growth and even rescue companies in times of crisis. Prior to launching SpeakableYOU, Jacqueline spent more than 15 years successfully training consultants, professionals, business owners and executives in speaking, sales, presenting, messaging and negotiating. She has worked with hundreds of speakers, experts and entrepreneurs across Australia and the USA since 2017. Her training has been delivered to some of Australia's major corporations including Tattersalls (The Lott), Anglicare and The Australian Institute of Sport Gold Medal Olympians. She has recently been awarded the global designation of Certified Speaking Professional. Jackie is my expert partner and longtime friend. In our conversation she shares how to speak for profit! You'll learn: How to use public speaking correctly and strategically to attract affluent clientele. Exactly why speaking is such a powerful strategy in building your brand in the affluent market. Why speaking is the FASTEST route to your goal of attracting an affluent client base. How speaking builds trust automatically with your affluent client. The biggest mistake people make when entering the speaking world. Enjoy the show! Claim these special bonus / gifts from our Summit Expert by joining the Marketing to Millionaires Success Circle on Facebook The Ted Talk Lab: Power Up your Speaking Skills Connect with Jacqueline LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinenagle1/ Connect with Kelly Website www.MarketingToMillionairesPodcast.com Facebook www.facebook.com/officialkellyoneil Instagram www.instagram.com/officialkellyoneil/ Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/officialkellyoneil/ Youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/KellyONeil Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jacqueline Nagle has forged a successful career based on redefinition, evolution and left of center thinking. She has deployed strategies and projects which has led to helping companies reach seven and eight figure growth and even selling businesses to the Australian Securities Exchange. Her resume is so unique including taking on hostile negotiation as CEO in traffic control, an expert enterprise agreement negotiator with a 100% success rate, securing a Hollywood A-Lister for a project and so much more. In each and every one of her ventures, she has used speaking-centric strategies to launch, pivot, manage rapid growth and even rescue companies in times of crisis. Prior to launching SpeakableYOU, Jacqueline spent more than 15 years successfully training consultants, professionals, business owners and executives in speaking, sales, presenting, messaging and negotiating. She has worked with hundreds of speakers, experts and entrepreneurs across Australia and the USA since 2017. Her training has been delivered to some of Australia's major corporations including Tattersalls (The Lott), Anglicare and The Australian Institute of Sport Gold Medal Olympians. She has recently been awarded the global designation of Certified Speaking Professional. Jackie is my expert partner and longtime friend. In our conversation she shares how to speak for profit! You’ll learn: How to use public speaking correctly and strategically to attract affluent clientele. Exactly why speaking is such a powerful strategy in building your brand in the affluent market. Why speaking is the FASTEST route to your goal of attracting an affluent client base. How speaking builds trust automatically with your affluent client. The biggest mistake people make when entering the speaking world. Enjoy the show! Claim these special bonus / gifts from our Summit Expert by joining the Marketing to Millionaires Success Circle on Facebook The Ted Talk Lab: Power Up your Speaking Skills Connect with Jacqueline LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelinenagle1/ Connect with Kelly Website www.MarketingToMillionairesPodcast.com Facebook www.facebook.com/officialkellyoneil Instagram www.instagram.com/officialkellyoneil/ Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/officialkellyoneil/ Youtube https://www.youtube.com/c/KellyONeil Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dustin Plantholt’s “Life’s Tough—You Can Be Tougher” podcast this week features Dr. Craig Wright, an Australian/Antiguan computer scientist, businessman, lecturer and inventor. Acknowledged by some as the creator of Bitcoin and author of the Bitcoin white paper under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, Dr. Wright is one of the pioneers behind blockchain technology and established nChain to allow the technology to flourish in its intended purpose. Born in Australia in October of 1970, Dr. Wright graduated from high school in 1987 from Padua College in Brisbane—Australia’s third most populous city—and then began his professional career as an adjunct academic and researcher at Charles Sturt University, where he was working on his PhD entitled "The Quantification of Information Systems Risk." Wright’s PhD in computer science from Charles Sturt University was awarded to him in February 2017. Dr. Wright has more than 25 years of experience in the fields of information technology and security, having worked for various companies, including OzEmail, K-Mart, the Australian Securities Exchange and Mahindra & Mahindra. He was involved in the design of the architecture for possibly the world's first online casino, Lasseter's Online (based in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, AU), which went online in 1999. In addition, he was the information systems manager for the accounting firm BDO Kendalls and was the CEO of the technology firm Hotwire Preemptive Intelligence Group (Hotwire PE), which planned to launch Denariuz Bank, the world's first bitcoin-based bank, though it encountered regulatory difficulties with the Australian Tax Office and failed in 2014. He has been a lecturer and researcher in computer science at Charles Sturt University, authored many articles, academic papers, and books, and frequently speaks publicly at conferences on IT, security, Bitcoin, and other topics relating to digital currency. As one of the most highly qualified digital forensics practitioners in the world, Dr. Wright has personally conducted in excess of 1,200 engagements related to IT security for more than 120 Australian and international organizations in the private and government sectors, including 15 Commonwealth states. Dr. Wright has held senior executive positions with companies focused on digital currency, digital forensics, and IT security. Among his positions, he was the vice president of the Centre for Strategic Cyberspace and Security Science (CSCSS; www.cscss.org) with a focus on collaborating government bodies in securing cyber systems. Dr. Wright also worked on systems that protected the Australian Stock Exchange and has trained Australian government and corporate departments in SCADA security, cyber warfare, and cyber defense. Many of Dr. Wright’s research findings and publications continue to be presented at academic and business conferences. As the Chief Scientist at nChain, Dr. Wright oversees the scientific functions of the company, including basic and applied research projects and the development of new processes, technologies, and products. He leads a team of world-class blockchain engineers and researchers who strive to deliver cutting-edge solutions to global clients. Among his many achievements are industry certifications: GSE CISSP, CISA, CISM, CCE, GCFA, GLEG, GREM, and GSPA, and in addition to his PhD from Charles Sturt University, he has a Doctor of Theology (ThD) from United Theological College awarded in 2003, a master’s degree in Statistics, and a master’s degree in International Commercial Law. Dr. Wright is currently a candidate for two additional PhDs: in Law at the University of Leicester and Applied Mathematics at University of Exeter in the United Kingdom. Join Dustin and Dr. Craig Wright for an open conversation on the pitfalls and triumphs of his career in this emerging world-changing phenomenon—blockchain and cryptocurrency—and hear how he ignores the naysayers and propels forward to educate our world.

Miguel Armaza is joined by Brad Paterson, CEO of SplitIt (ASX: SPT), a global payment platform that enables shoppers to pay installments via their credit cards, by splitting credit card purchases into interest and fee-free monthly payments. Splitit is a global payment platform that enables shoppers to pay installments via their credit cards, by splitting credit card purchases into interest and fee-free monthly payments. Splitit’s consumer solutions enable merchants to offer their customers an easy way to pay for purchases in monthly installments with instant approval, decreasing cart abandonment rates and increasing revenue. Splitit Business Payments allows manufacturers and suppliers to provide buyers with an interest-free, installment credit solution for purchasing goods and services utilizing their existing credit cards. Serving many of Internet Retailer’s top 500 merchants, Splitit’s global footprint extends to 27 countries around the world. Headquartered in New York, Splitit has an R&D center in Israel and offices in London and Australia. Brad Paterson has accumulated a wealth of knowledge over nearly two decades working with some of the world’s most successful payment companies, including Intuit, PayPal, and Visa. As Intuit’s VP of Marketing, Brad led the go-to-market team responsible for the US QuickBooks Online revenue and customer outcomes. His responsibilities included the strategy, sales, marketing, and general business operations for the QuickBooks Online portfolio. Prior to this role, Brad served as Intuit’s VP of Asia-Pacific and Global Operations, driving business growth in critical international markets. He also served as PayPal’s Head of Merchant Services, Asia-Pacific and Visa’s Director of Consumer and Emerging Products for Australia and New Zealand, among other roles at the two companies. In this interview, Brad shares: - His background and experiences from his days as an executive at PayPal, Intuit, and Visa. - What drove him to Splitit and why he sees a lot of parallels between them and the early days of Paypal. - The benefits of Splitit’s, business model and why they are experiencing incredibly fast growth during the COVID-19 crisis. - Going public on the Australian Securities Exchange. The benefits and challenges of running a publicly listed company. - Insightful advice for fintech professionals.

According to a new world-first study based on data from the national Workplace Gender Equality Agency, there's strong evidence linking the financial success of companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, and the number of women running them.

It’s a changing of the guard on the Australian Securities Exchange as healthcare and technology groups knock off banks and miners as the country’s big growth stocks. Also today: COVID-19 rates soar overseas while Victoria’s lockdown takes effect A leader in the Morrison government set to quit politics And how the Federal Government spent $92-million on something it didn’t adopt Plus an interview with the wonderful author of 4 ingredients, entrepreneur Kim McCosker, who shares her secrets of success.Find out more: https://fearandgreed.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Having more women on company boards and in senior leadership positions increases a company's profits and performance, according to a new world-first study. Australian researchers say there's strong evidence linking the financial success of companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange, and the number of women running them. - 調査によると、会社の役員や最高幹部に女性が多い方が、企業の利益、また業績が上がるとのことです。オーストラリアの研究者達は、 オーストラリア証券取引所に上場している企業の経済的成功と、その企業を経営している女性の数を関連付ける強力な証拠があると述べています。

The much anticipated Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) for Andromeda Metals Limited (ASX: ADN) is finally published. James Marsh (Managing Director) talks to us about what is in the study and what it means to the company. Andromeda Metals Limited is an Australian Securities Exchange-listed company (ADN) with a focus on developing the Carey's Well halloysite-kaolin deposit in South Australia The market has been anticipating this PFS for a while and the recent share price movement prior to the release was in anticipation of something extraordinary. However, the decrease in share price after the release of the PFS is in no indication of the quality of the PFS. My thoughts are that the decreasing share price is due to market trading rather than a reflection of poor results from the PFS. In this chat, James highlights all the major points that reflect that the company's path forward is well and truly on track and according to plan. What viewers should take away from this Coffee with Samso is that the potential upside of Andromeda Metals is just about to be realised and shareholders should realise that James is fully invested in this story. My conclusion has not changed since our first Coffee with Samso late last year. This company has a product that is not easily found in a combination of quality and delivery. The two most important part of the project, that being quality of resource and logistic to market, is well covered and is under controlled. The PFS, at an early stage, is showing that the playability of the project is on the right path.

In this episode I interview Dr Catriona Wallace, named by the Australian Financial Review as Australia’s most influential woman in business and entrepreneurship. Dr Wallace is a much sought after speaker on leadership in times of crisis and last week Yahoo Finance published her article “Bushfires to Covid-19: What makes a good leader in a time of crisis?” She is a leading authority in Artificial Intelligence, Adjunct Professor of the Australian Graduate School of Management and Founder & Executive Director of fintech firm Flamingo.AI, the second only woman-led business to list on the Australian Securities Exchange.

Welcome to Finance and Fury, The Say What Wednesday Edition I've been looking at Soul Patt (ASX: SOL) recently as I've heard some commentators refer to them as the "Australian Berkshire Hathaway" but noticed they have underperformed the ASX200 index over the last 12 months. As they have overperformed over any other longer-term period, would you see this as an opportunity to buy in? And what do you think about this particular stock? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts. Thanks, Gab Disclaimer – not advice – general discussion in nature – seek personal advice Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Limited – call it SOL for short - is an Australian investment company - SOL invests in a portfolio of assets across a range of industries - main business activities include ownership of shares; coal mining; gold and copper mining and refining; property investment; and consulting. While the broader market gained around 25% in the last year - SOL lost 16% (even including dividends) Keep in mind that even the best stocks will sometimes underperform the market over a twelve month period Long term shareholders have made money, with a gain of 14% per year over half a decade So, is the recent sell-off an opportunity to buy in? worth checking the fundamental data for signs of a long term growth trend I find it very interesting to look at share price over the long term as a proxy for business performance Not always the same thing - to truly gain insight, we need to consider other information, too. Consider for instance, the ever-present spectre of investment risks of the underlying companies or the changes in forecasted earnings One thing – not too correlated to historical crashes – losses minimal in 2008/09 and other corrections But has just gone through a loss in price Also note – is a High conviction investment operator – Similar to Monday’s episode -   Current Investments - SOL invests in a range number of companies across a variety of industries. In addition to a large diversified listed and unlisted portfolio, their larger investments are: TPG Telecom (ASX: TPM) is a force in the Australian telecommunications industry – 25.3% shareholding New Hope Group (ASX: NHC) is an Australian owned and operated diversified energy company which has been proudly based in South East Queensland for more than 60 years – 61% shareholding Brickworks Limited (ASX: BKW) - main business is the manufacture and distribution of clay and concrete products, property development and realisation, and investments - 43.9% shareholding Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (ASX: API) is one of Australia’s leading health and beauty companies. API has a number of brands and banners in the retail health and beauty industry, including Priceline, Soul Pattinson and Pharmacist Advice. – 19.3% SHAREHOLDING BKI Investment Company Limited (BKI) is a Listed Investment Company on the Australian Securities Exchange. - 8.6% holding Round Oak is a mining and exploration company focused primarily on copper, zinc and gold – 100% shareholding Milton Corporation Limited (ASX:MLT) is an Australian Listed Investment Company which aims to invest in a diversified portfolio of assets to generate growing dividends and increased value of assets – 3.8% shareholding Apex Healthcare Berhad (APEX.MK) is a leading healthcare group with operations in Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Myanmar. Apex is publicly listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia – 30.3% holding TPI Enterprises Limited (ASX:TPE) is one of nine companies licensed worldwide to manufacture narcotic raw material for the international pharmaceutical industry – 20% shareholding Ampcontrol Pty Limited is a leading international supplier of electrical and electronic products with a strong presence in providing products and services to the mining sector – 43.3% Pitt Capital Partners is an independent corporate advisory firm with a track record of completing successful corporate transactions. Since inception, they have advised some of Australia’s most successful companies on over $10 billion worth of transactions – 100% Clover Corporation Limited (ASX: CLV) is an Australian research-based company dedicated to providing quality lipid based products which enhance the health and well-being of the community – 22.6% shareholding Has got 75% of holdings in 3 companies though – New Hope Corp, TPG and Brickworks Large holding in New Hope Corp – which is a thermal coal mining – the loss of value from their shares seems to have come mainly from a drop in price from over $4 a year ago, to about $1.80 now. Comparison to Berkshire Hathaway – owns majority (100% or above 90%) of 71 companies Not the same as Berkshire Hathaway – would say closer to a high conviction LIC Is it a good share? Growing DPS and EPS In his essay The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville (back to high conviction and value managers) Warren Buffett described how share prices do not always rationally reflect the value of a business. By comparing earnings per share (EPS) and share price changes over time, we can get a feel for how investor attitudes to a company have morphed over time. Over half a decade, SOL managed to grow its earnings per share at 13% a year. This EPS growth is higher than the 10% average annual increase in the share price. So it seems the market isn’t so enthusiastic about the stock these days – Shares can act as trends – but like fashion, can be in and out - It’s probably worth noting we’ve seen significant insider buying in the last quarter, which we consider a positive. Share price drops – so those on the inside of the company buy up more But the earnings and revenue growth trends are even more important factors to consider What About Dividends? As well as measuring the share price return, investors should also consider the total shareholder return (TSR). The TSR incorporates the value of any spin-offs or discounted capital raisings, along with any dividends, based on the assumption that the dividends are reinvested. So for companies that pay a generous dividend, the TSR is often a lot higher than the share price return. As it happens, Washington H. Soul Pattinson’s TSR for the last 5 years was 89%, which exceeds the share price return mentioned earlier. This is largely a result of its dividend payments! – has had stable dividend payments – growing Payout ratios - Companies (usually) pay dividends out of their earnings. If a company is paying more than it earns, the dividend might have to be cut. Comparing dividend payments to a company’s net profit after tax is a simple way of reality-checking whether a dividend is sustainable. In the last year, Washington H. Soul Pattinson paid out 56% of its profit as dividends. This is a fairly normal payout ratio among most businesses. It allows a higher dividend to be paid to shareholders, but does limit the capital retained in the business – which could be good or bad. In addition to comparing dividends against profits, we should inspect whether the company generated enough cash to pay its dividend. Washington H. Soul Pattinson paid out 80% of its cash flow last year. This may be sustainable but it does not leave much of a buffer for unexpected circumstances. It’s encouraging to see that the dividend is covered by both profit and cash flow. This generally suggests the dividend is sustainable, as long as earnings don’t drop precipitously.   Net tangible assets per share - $13.76   Return on Equity - ROE has a ROE of 8.0%, based on the last twelve months. Another way to think of that is that for every A$1 worth of equity in the company, it was able to earn A$0.08. Return on Equity = Net Profit (from continuing operations) ÷ Shareholders’ Equity 8.0% = AU$359m ÷ AU$4.5b (Based on the trailing twelve months to July 2019.) It’s easy to understand the ‘net profit’ part of that equation, but ‘shareholders’ equity’ requires further explanation. It is all earnings retained by the company, plus any capital paid in by shareholders. Shareholders’ equity can be calculated by subtracting the total liabilities of the company from the total assets of the company. What this means - ROE measures a company’s profitability against the profit it retains, and any outside investments. The ‘return’ is the yearly profit. That means that the higher the ROE, the more profitable the company is. So, all else equal, investors should like a high ROE. That means ROE can be used to compare two businesses. Is it good? Compare it to the industry average – but far from perfect here due to the nature of their business – Oil and Gas is 15% But – has low debt - debt to equity ratio of just 0.088, which is very low. I’m not impressed with its ROE, but the debt levels are not too high, indicating the business has decent prospects. Careful use of debt to boost returns is often very good for shareholders. However, it could reduce the company’s ability to take advantage of future opportunities. Has had good long term performance - Stock pickers are generally looking for stocks that will outperform the broader market. And in our experience, buying the right stocks can give your wealth a significant boost. SOL shareholders have enjoyed a 63% share price rise over the last half decade, well in excess of the market return of around 23% (not including dividends). Summary – Not advice - may be beneficial to hold long term – as short term may continue a decline if their major holdings go down Major risks – coal business continues to decline, TPG gets beat out by TLS or Optus, or property takes a hit – which would impact brickworks   Thanks for the question Gab Thank you for listening to today's episode. If you want to get in contact you can do so here: http://financeandfury.com.au/contact/  

Boardroom.Media speaks to Medlab Clinical Limited (ASX:MDC) CEO Sean Hall about Cannabis acting in the world of traditional pharmaceuticals. Medlab is an Australian life science company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange specialising in novel therapeutic discoveries to counter today’s chronic disease and improve quality of life. Medlab stands in the medical and pharmacy community that supports and promotes the health and safety of drug availability on the Australian market.

In this first episode of 2020, we interview Rob Tyson (no I’m not interviewing myself!), Managing Director of Peel Mining Ltd, an Australian company focused on exploring and developing precious base metals resources in New South Wales, Australia. Peel Mining is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and is continuing to build shareholder value by recognising, enhancing and developing undervalued mineral resource assets and which has three base and precious metals projects in NSW. We chat about how Peel Mining is developing assets in Cober, NSW, the discoveries they have made, exploration in the Cobar Basin, and what makes the area special. Through their success, Rob and Peel have been awarded the AMEC Prospector Award. We discuss what makes them unique, their project criteria and what lies in the future for the company and in the Cobar region. We conclude by seeing how the exploration and geology sector is developing in Australia. KEY TAKEAWAYS The Cobar basin region is an area with a strong mining pedigree, which was attractive to Peel.  The main formations in the Cobar region are pipe-like, and stretch all the way to the centre of the earth. The highest grade copper mine in Australia is local to the area and stretched down almost 2km below the surface. Companies are more keen to invest in their own exploration projects instead of funding junior miners to find them on their behalf. Batteries and electric vehicles are set to drive up the demand, and the price, of copper, of which there does not seem to be enough right now. Rob’s advice to aspiring geologists is to make sure their CV is up to date and looking attractive, and then get it in front of as many people as possible. People don’t mind being approached, and opportunities are there. .BEST MOMENTS ‘It’s the only job I know where you get paid to go camping’ ‘There’s a lot of low-grade opportunities in South America’ ‘The biggest issue is making sure you’ve got the right people’ ‘Hopefully the commodities market is firm over the next twelve to eighteen months. It’s fits and starts’ ‘Keep getting your CV out there!’   VALUABLE RESOURCES   Dig Deep – The Mining Podcast on iTunes Rob Tyson - Peel Mining LinkedIn - https://uk.linkedin.com/in/rob-tyson-9bb8638 Peel Mining - http://www.peelmining.com.au ABOUT THE HOST Rob Tyson is an established recruiter in the mining and quarrying sector and decided to produce the “Dig Deep” The Mining Podcast to provide valuable and informative content around the mining industry. He has a passion and desire to promote the industry and the podcast aims to offer the mining community an insight to peoples experiences and careers covering any mining discipline, giving the listeners helpful advice and guidance on industry topics.   Rob is the Founder and Director of Mining International Ltd, a leading global recruitment and headhunting consultancy based in the UK specialising in all areas of mining across the globe from first world to third world countries from Africa, Europe, Middle East, Asia and Australia. We source, headhunt and discover new and top talent talent through a targeted approach and search methodology and have a proven track record in sourcing and positioning exceptional candidates into our clients organisation in any mining discipline or level. Mining International provides a transparent, informative and trusted consultancy service to our candidates and clients to help them develop their careers and business goals and objectives in this ever-changing marketplace.   CONTACT METHOD rob@mining-international.org https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-tyson-3a26a68/ www.mining-international.org https://twitter.com/MiningConsult https://www.facebook.com/MiningInternational.org https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC69dGPS29lmakv-D7LWJg_Q?guided_help_flow=3

In this podcast, Ilana Singer, Chair of the Securities Advisory Board, Toronto Centre interviews Katie McDermott General Manager for Equity Post-Trade Services, Australian Securities Exchange. The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) is the first in the world to use distributed ledger technology in its clearing and settlement system. In this podcast, Katie McDermott will discuss the challenges and opportunities from the Exchange’s perspective and the most important lessons learned throughout this process. She will also discuss how regulators and supervisors can facilitate the creation and adoption of the latest technological innovations.

EPISODE – HAREVEE PENE BIOGRAPHY Harvee’s first business was at 12-years-old, mowing neighbourhood lawns. Five years later, at age 17, Harvee had saved enough and bought his first investment property. He started his second business at 18 as a scaffolder, and five years later built it in to a large construction training and labour hire company. Wanting to ‘get off the tools’, Harvee started his next journey as a part-time intern in an accounting firm while studying accounting at Queensland University of Technology. Over the next five years, he helped build a change management consulting firm which helped over 600 accounting firms around Australia make positive impacts in their clients’ lives; this company was later floated on the Australian Securities Exchange. That’s where Harvee met Ben Walker – the founder of Inspire CA, and together they joined forces and now lead the award-winning team of life-changing accountants at Inspire. Harvee is a TEDx speaker and has spoken on stage alongside his business idol, Michael E Gerber. He is also the founder of Accountants For Good–a global movement that disrupts a very ‘old school’ accounting industry. Co-author of Cashed Up : the 7 step method to pull more money, time and happiness from your business, and Ambassador for Thank you Water and B1G1, Harvee’s passion for spreading the good knows no bounds. Despite Harvee’s success, it hasn’t all been smooth sailing for him. Blindsided by testicular cancer, Harvee took this life-altering situation and with his typical true grit and courage, miraculously reduced the tumour markers by 80% in four weeks. As a numbers person, Harvee believes that family is number one. His mission is to create a business that gives him the freedom to always put family first and to help others do the same. In doing this, his mission to make a difference in the world will be accomplished SHOWNOTES Harvee’s journey into business started at childhood as he learnt from an early age that business was a means to survival as he came over as a 3 year old from New Zealand to escape poverty with his family. Lead, write and speaking are Harvee’s key roles he does every day. Wealth dynamics by Roger Hamilton was a key framework that changed the game for how he conducts his day-to-day life. Harvee talks about where his businesses have impacted other people in other countries. Being true to your life purpose is what Harvee’s definition of happiness. Harvee’s gratitude and routine starts with family first and connection with them first. Looking at your life’s purpose and doing things that light you up is the way that governs your routine Harvee discusses fantasy dinner dates Gratitide practices that Harvee undertakes in the business and personal world are creating “team thank you circles” for the things they’ve seen each other do and achieve. BOOKS Chapter 1 – Daniel Flynn Doing Good is the New Great – Harvee Pene (coming out in August 2019) LINKS https://inspire.business/team/harvee-pene/ https://au.linkedin.com/in/harvee-pene-9a306626 https://twitter.com/harveepene?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/HarveePeneFan/ https://www.instagram.com/harveepene/    

Many investors are reluctant to enter the share market despite higher potential returns than other assets due to their lack of knowledge and experience. If you’re one of them, you’re probably asking yourself: where to start, how much money is needed and what to buy. ----more----The Australian Securities Exchange’s (ASX) Rory Cunningham joins us to answer these questions and summarise: The basics of the share market and the ASX’s role Different types of orders investors can place How to keep track of your securities, and Why our regulatory structure makes Australia a respected place to invest. You can access this and previous episodes of the Your Wealth podcast now on iTunes, Podbean, Spotify or at nabtrade.com.au/yourwealth If you are pressed for time, consider listening at 1.5x or 2x the usual speed – this can actually improve your retention of information while saving time.

It's been three months since Yuval Rooz stepped into his new role at Digital Asset as CEO. Rooz, a cofounder of the firm, had a goal of making the firm - which was best known for partnering with large financial institutions on blockchain project - more open. On this episode of The Scoop, Rooz joins Frank Chapparo and Ryan Todd to discuss his transition into the CEO suit, what it's been like to take the reins after the exit of Blythe Masters. We also dove into blockchain strategies across cloud providers like Amazon and the success of Digital Asset's partnership with the Australian Securities Exchange. Show transcript and notes available on The Block.

This week, Anthony and James discuss some of the biggest stories to come out of this year’s FIA Boca event, including Christopher Giancarlo’s thoughts on tech at the CFTC (5:00), the slow evolution of the crypto space (9:00), and the DTCC’s progress on its new blockchain-driven Trade Information Warehouse (12:45). Additionally, the CAT NMS committee has proposed yet another delay in the rollout of the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) and the Australian Securities Exchange is trying to get the industry excited for its still-to-be-launched CHESS-replacement blockchain (19:45). Then, at the end, Anthony and James jibber-jabber about how Democrats are positioning themselves for the 2020 election. https://www.waterstechnology.com/data-management/4208366/cftc-chair-says-agency-is-finally-getting-resources-to-bolster-tech https://www.waterstechnology.com/regulation/4219956/cat-nms-committee-proposes-five-month-delay-to-broker-reporting https://www.waterstechnology.com/technology/4207121/dtccs-blockchain-powered-trade-information-warehouse-set-for-late-2019-launch https://www.waterstechnology.com/data-management/4208496/asx-offers-free-blockchain-settlement-to-lure-early-adopters

To kick-off our first Regulator Series, we sit down with three leading women at ASIC, Australia’s corporate, markets and financial services regulator. First up is Senior Executive Leader Sharon Concisom. Responsible for the Markets Enforcement team, she talks to us about her role in enforcing ASIC's market misconduct investigations and litigation. We also hear about her career journey, including time with the Australian Securities Exchange and the Malaysian Bourse, and the experience she has gained working in financial markets.

Redbubble's First XI travel to Sydney. It's been a 10 year slog to get here. Chairman and CEO stand in front of the gathered crowd at the Australian Securities Exchange while the brass bell waits patiently on the wall behind the lectern. But Redbubble didn't have to put itself through the scrutiny of the market, even though it chose to. Links mentioned in the episode - A review of Melbourne's digital marketplaces - Schrodinger’s Cat t-shirt - Redbubble IPO video YouTube - Mr Baxter   Scale Up is brought to you by LaunchVic.  LaunchVic here to support the startup ecosystem in Victoria. www.launchvic.org Facebook LaunchVic Twitter LaunchVic Support the show.

Simon and Sara are with Teana Baker-Taylor CMO of Coinfloor, Michele Curtoni, Director of Digital Assets, Blockchain at State Street, and Alex Hern, Technology Reporter at the Guardian to go over the biggest blockchain stories of the week. First up the panel looks at ASX's declaration that a new DLT system could save billions. The Australian Securities Exchange could save as much as $23 billion in its effort to replace its settlement system with a distributed ledger, its CEO announced Thursday. Dominic Stevens, MD and CEO of ASX believes DLT in place of Clearing House Electronic Subregister System (CHESS), would offer greater efficiency transmitting messages and accessing information. California opens up to allowing crypto political donations. The California Fair Political Practices Commission met on Thursday to discuss a number of election issues, including whether candidates for public office can accept cryptocurrencies as campaign donations. There's a blow to Bitcoin as Coinbase CEO makes a stark warning. He has warned that widespread, mass bitcoin adoption for payments is going to be a long time coming, Bitcoin price is down some 70% from its highs at the end of last year and many of newer cryptocurrencies that have been created in the last few years have been all but wiped out. Venezuela just devalued the bolívar by 95% and pegged it to a cryptocurrency. Venezuela has announced another series of desperate measures to try to save its economy from collapse. The government is devaluing the Venezuelan bolívar by 95% and pegging it to the government's oil-linked cryptocurrency. Nividia gives disappointing sales forecast on lower crypto demand. Nvidia Corp.’s nine-month crypto gold rush is over, sales of graphics chips to miners of cryptocurrencies like Ethereum dried up faster than expected. Nvidia said it had expected about $100 million in sales of chips bought by currency miners in the fiscal second quarter. Instead, the total was $18 million in the period, and that revenue is likely to disappear entirely going forward. Lack of Correlation for Bitcoin sees little relief as Markets Sell Off. While cryptocurrencies aren’t correlated with other asset classes, they’re strongly correlated among themselves. Bitcoin has held a correlation of over 0.7 with Bitwise’s 70 Small Cap and 10 Large Cap crypto indexes for most of the year. We also have a Tweet of the Week on how to explain Bitcoin to your grandpa. All this and so much more on this week's episode of Blockchain Insider. And if you enjoyed our tweet of the week why not send us your best tweets? See if you can get a shout out on the show! We hope you enjoy the show and, as ever, don't forget to subscribe! Want to join the conversation on all the topics discussed? Tweet the show @bchaininsider and if you really love the show, please leave us a review on iTunes. This week's episode of Blockchain Insider was produced by Laura Watkins and Petrit Berisha. Edited by Holly Blaxill and Michael Bailey. Special Guests: Alex Hern, Michele Curtoni, Sara Feenan, and Teana Baker-Taylor.

¡Muy buenos días a todos! En el programa de hoy nos adentraremos en los CFD's. Este instrumento financiero ya lo hablé hace unos podcasts atrás, pero hoy los quiero despedazar un poco y explicaros con más profundidad para poder entender bien de que se trata y que se puede hacer con ellos. Ya veréis que es un instrumento potente y que le podemos sacar jugo. Pues bien, tal y como avanzábamos unos podcasts atrás, los CFDs son productos financieros que nos permiten operar multitud de mercados de una manera diferente. Con una libertad muy ámplia, y es que te permiten hacer cortos y largos sin limitación alguna. Un CFD o Contrato por Diferencia en inglés, es un producto financiero que refleja el rendimiento de un activo, sea cual sea. Por eso podemos encontrar CFDs sobre acciones, sobre índices o sbre materias primas. No hay esa necesidad que hay en otros instrumentos como los futuros, de quedarse con el activo en el caso de vencimiento de contrato. Aquí, al no existir esta fecha fin del contrato, no hay posibilidad de que te quedes con el activo. Este producto financiero no está en todos los países del mundo. En España esta desde 2007, cuando la Australian Securities Exchange lo puso en comercialización muchos valores importantes, haciendo que muchos países lo comercializaran también como un producto de inversión. Antes, hacia el 2000 ya existia de una manera menos globalizada y menos comercializada. Fue desde este 2007 cuando empezó el crecimiento de estos activos cobraron fuerza. Por ejemplo, en Estados Unidos no se pueden usar los CFDs ya que no lo tienen permitido, de la misma manera que no se pueden hacer cortos y largos a la vez. Esto es debido a la regulación americana la cual no permite muchas de las cosas que en el resto del mundo si se puede en cuanto a inversión. Cuando queremos operar este producto financiero, lo que hacemos es comprar un CFD o también se le llama lote. De la misma manera que con el Forex, podemos tener menos de un Lote. Dependiendo del broker, en algunos casos te dejan comprar un microlote (0.01 lotes) o en la mayoría de ellos, te dejan comprar como mínimo 0.1 lotes o también llamados minilotes. Esto se debe al proveedor de liquidez, el cual determina el lotaje mínimo que se puede operar para este tipo de activos. Por tanto, para hacer un resumen rápido de un CFD, tenemos como características generales: 1- Productos financieros que cotizan como otros, pero que no vencen. Entre estos hay: – Acciones: se puede comprar o vender un CFD sobre Telefónica, BBVA o Santander – Índices: IBEX35 o SP500 – Materias primas tales como el oro, la plata, el petroleo o la soja – Sobre divisas: podemos comprar o vender también un par de divisas como el eurodolar (el 6E para los futuros o el que comparte el nombre en spot: Euro dolar). 2- La mayoría de veces, estos CFD’s están operándose en mercados no centralizados (OTC). Es decir, fuera del mercado bursatil. De esto hablabamos en el podcast de forex. 3- No están en todos los países y por tanto, es un mercado un poco limitado. 4- Se pueden tradear decenas de activos diferentes de diferente índole: desde acciones hasta indices o metales 5- Tenemos el apalancamiento que nos ofrecen los brokers para poder multiplicar el margen disponible y tener mucho más amplio el volumen de operaciones en conjunto. De la misma manera que teníamos el margin call en Forex, aquí también lo tenemos. De hecho, las cuentas de la mayoría de los brokers retail son compartiendo el forex y los CFDs, haciendo que todo lo que se tenga en Forex, también se tenga en CFDs. 6- Tiene unos costes overnight asociados. Es decir, de la misma manera que tenemos unos costes por dejar operaciones abiertas de un dia para otro en Forex, en los CFDs pasa exactamente lo mismo. Tenemos que pagar una comisión para dejar la operación abierta. Este coste va asociado al número de días que lleva abierta la posición multiplicado por la comisión especificada por parte del broker. Por ejemplo. Si el activo tiene un coste overnight de $2 y se tiene la operación abierta durante 3 días, el coste de comisión overnight es de $6. 7- El broker tiene una comisión asociada que cobra de la misma manera que lo cobra cuando se está operando en el mercado de Forex. 8- A nivel fiscal, el CFD no están consideradas en la retención. Es decir, que tributan de forma normal en el IRPF y por tanto, al liquidarse de forma diaria las operaciones (excepto cuando se mantiene abierta de un día para otro), se consideran operaciones de carácter patrimonial. Recordad suscribiros al canal y a los cursos para estar al día de todo lo que voy colgando día a día, y gracias por los me gustas en iVoox, por las 5 estrellas en iTunes! Lo agradezco eternamente. ¡Muchas gracias a todos! ¡Buen fin de semana! ¡Hasta el lunes! La entrada 35. Adentrándonos en los CFD's aparece primero en Ferran P..

¡Muy buenos días a todos! En el programa de hoy nos adentraremos en los CFD’s. Este instrumento financiero ya lo hablé hace unos podcasts atrás, pero hoy los quiero despedazar un poco y explicaros con más profundidad para poder entender bien de que se trata y que se puede hacer con ellos. Ya veréis que es un instrumento potente y que le podemos sacar jugo. Pues bien, tal y como avanzábamos unos podcasts atrás, los CFDs son productos financieros que nos permiten operar multitud de mercados de una manera diferente. Con una libertad muy ámplia, y es que te permiten hacer cortos y largos sin limitación alguna. Un CFD o Contrato por Diferencia en inglés, es un producto financiero que refleja el rendimiento de un activo, sea cual sea. Por eso podemos encontrar CFDs sobre acciones, sobre índices o sbre materias primas. No hay esa necesidad que hay en otros instrumentos como los futuros, de quedarse con el activo en el caso de vencimiento de contrato. Aquí, al no existir esta fecha fin del contrato, no hay posibilidad de que te quedes con el activo. Este producto financiero no está en todos los países del mundo. En España esta desde 2007, cuando la Australian Securities Exchange lo puso en comercialización muchos valores importantes, haciendo que muchos países lo comercializaran también como un producto de inversión. Antes, hacia el 2000 ya existia de una manera menos globalizada y menos comercializada. Fue desde este 2007 cuando empezó el crecimiento de estos activos cobraron fuerza. Por ejemplo, en Estados Unidos no se pueden usar los CFDs ya que no lo tienen permitido, de la misma manera que no se pueden hacer cortos y largos a la vez. Esto es debido a la regulación americana la cual no permite muchas de las cosas que en el resto del mundo si se puede en cuanto a inversión. Cuando queremos operar este producto financiero, lo que hacemos es comprar un CFD o también se le llama lote. De la misma manera que con el Forex, podemos tener menos de un Lote. Dependiendo del broker, en algunos casos te dejan comprar un microlote (0.01 lotes) o en la mayoría de ellos, te dejan comprar como mínimo 0.1 lotes o también llamados minilotes. Esto se debe al proveedor de liquidez, el cual determina el lotaje mínimo que se puede operar para este tipo de activos. Por tanto, para hacer un resumen rápido de un CFD, tenemos como características generales: 1- Productos financieros que cotizan como otros, pero que no vencen. Entre estos hay: – Acciones: se puede comprar o vender un CFD sobre Telefónica, BBVA o Santander – Índices: IBEX35 o SP500 – Materias primas tales como el oro, la plata, el petroleo o la soja – Sobre divisas: podemos comprar o vender también un par de divisas como el eurodolar (el 6E para los futuros o el que comparte el nombre en spot: Euro dolar). 2- La mayoría de veces, estos CFD’s están operándose en mercados no centralizados (OTC). Es decir, fuera del mercado bursatil. De esto hablabamos en el podcast de forex. 3- No están en todos los países y por tanto, es un mercado un poco limitado. 4- Se pueden tradear decenas de activos diferentes de diferente índole: desde acciones hasta indices o metales 5- Tenemos el apalancamiento que nos ofrecen los brokers para poder multiplicar el margen disponible y tener mucho más amplio el volumen de operaciones en conjunto. De la misma manera que teníamos el margin call en Forex, aquí también lo tenemos. De hecho, las cuentas de la mayoría de los brokers retail son compartiendo el forex y los CFDs, haciendo que todo lo que se tenga en Forex, también se tenga en CFDs. 6- Tiene unos costes overnight asociados. Es decir, de la misma manera que tenemos unos costes por dejar operaciones abiertas de un dia para otro en Forex, en los CFDs pasa exactamente lo mismo. Tenemos que pagar una comisión para dejar la operación abierta. Este coste va asociado al número de días que lleva abierta la posición multiplicado por la comisión especificada por parte del broker. Por ejemplo. Si el activo tiene un coste overnight de $2 y se tiene la operación abierta durante 3 días, el coste de comisión overnight es de $6. 7- El broker tiene una comisión asociada que cobra de la misma manera que lo cobra cuando se está operando en el mercado de Forex. 8- A nivel fiscal, el CFD no están consideradas en la retención. Es decir, que tributan de forma normal en el IRPF y por tanto, al liquidarse de forma diaria las operaciones (excepto cuando se mantiene abierta de un día para otro), se consideran operaciones de carácter patrimonial. Recordad suscribiros al canal y a los cursos para estar al día de todo lo que voy colgando día a día, y gracias por los me gustas en iVoox, por las 5 estrellas en iTunes! Lo agradezco eternamente. ¡Muchas gracias a todos! ¡Buen fin de semana! ¡Hasta el lunes! La entrada 35. Adentrándonos en los CFD’s aparece primero en Ferran P..