Q&As
How to be a better (remote) leader
SMSF provider Class' Chief People Officer, Jacqui Levings, says that, now more than ever, leaders must embrace new ways of working, effectively (and efficiently) communicate, and trust their employees.
How to support a diverse workforce
On International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersexism and Transphobia, Suncorp Group shared the story of Emma Molloy, a gay woman who has been with the organisation for nearly four years.
Bringing a legal perspective into ESG investing
NGS Super's manager of investment governance and legal, and winner of this year's ACSI Michael O'Sullivan ESG Rising Star Award, thinks that superannuation and investment leaders can make a positive impact for the future.
Improving investor access to corporate loans
360 Capital head of private credit, Chris Chase, explains how Coronavirus prompted a pivot in the structure of their new fund.
Getting super to people in the gig economy
The amount of people working casual jobs, like UberEats drivers, is increasing significantly in the time of the coronavirus.
The world is not a spreadsheet: prioritising healthcare investing at Australian Unity
Australian Unity's newest portfolio manager is helping the organisation find opportunities in the healthcare industry. He answers questions about changing careers and the value of a diverse education in portfolio management.
What does COVID-19 mean for ESG investing?
Gabriel Wilson-Otto, BNP Paribas Asset Management head of stewardship for the Asia Pacific region, believes that we have a chance to radically reshape global economies coming out of the COVID crisis in a way that highlights sustainability.
The easy products are gone - Q&A with ETF Securities' Kris Walesby
There are now just under 250 exchange traded products on the Australian Stock Exchange but more are coming to market and finding investor appetite even during lockdown.
Caution and conservatism pay off for ETFs - Q&A with BetaShares' Alex Vynokur
Chief executive officer and co-founder of exchange traded fund provider BetaShares, Alex Vynokur, has watched the ETF market grow and expand rapidly in the decade since he started up the company - it now has 54 products on the Australian Stock Exchange.
Marketing strategies to evolve; Q&A with BetaShares' Alex Vynokur
Chief executive officer and co-founder of exchange traded fund provider BetaShares, Alex Vynokur, spoke to Industry Moves about what goes into the decision to launch a new ETF and how he expects the pandemic to impact marketing as we know it.