4D podcast: explaining the country review process
Bennelong’s Dave Whitby speaks with Greg Goodsell, 4D’s Global Equity Strategist, about 4D’s unique country review process – an integral part of the business’s investment process – and its impact on the portfolio.
Global Matters: Why country risk matters
In this article, Sarah Shaw (4D’s Global PM and CIO) and Greg Goodsell (4D’s Global Equity Strategist) describe what 4D’s country review process involves, why it is so important, how it fits in with our stock valuations and its impact on portfolio construction.
News & Views: Upcoming Australian federal election
The Australian federal election will be held on Saturday 21 May 2022 to elect the members of the 47th Parliament of Australia.
Global Matters: The long-term prospects of natural gas and midstream assets
In this article, Peter Aquilina (Senior Investment Analyst and Head of ESG) analyses what Net Zero means for natural gas demand in the long term; and discusses how 4D analyses and values oil/gas midstream assets, considering both the risk and opportunity as we move towards Net Zero.
News & Views: Looming French presidential election
The French presidential election is underway, with a first-round vote on Sunday 10 April and the run-off between the top two candidates on Sunday 24 April.
Global Matters: Russia-Ukraine conflict
The recent invasion of Ukraine by Russia was clearly a shocking event which, in 2022, was hoped would never happen again. At 4D, we are supporters of sanctions imposed on Russia and have reviewed our portfolio for Russian exposure (regardless of materiality), while conducting a deep dive into what this conflict means for the global infrastructure sector in the near and medium term.
News & Views: Opportunities in equity market volatility
Volatile markets often give rise to the best investment opportunities.
News & Views: Labor’s emissions reduction plan
Achieving Net Zero carbon emissions is critical to long-term climate goals.
Because even “safe” stocks are risky: 7 steps to help spot red flags
Investing involves risk. This is true for whatever assets you’re buying, whether they're the latest “meme stocks”, government bonds, or equities in defensive sectors such as listed infrastructure.