Welcome to the 52nd episode of the Morrissey Exchange. In today’s edition we have invited back a previous guest, Mr Michael Leithead, the Head of Fixed Income and Portfolio Manager at EFG Asset Management to discuss the world of bonds, lending and debt at all levels of risk; from AAA to CCC. Is the US heading towards an existential crisis due to its staggering debt pile, will DOGE save them and where is the value in bonds both geographically and on the risk curve?
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Welcome to the 52nd episode of the Morrissey Exchange. In today’s edition we have invited back a previous guest, Mr Michael Leithead, the Head of Fixed Income and Portfolio Manager at EFG Asset Management to discuss the world of bonds, lending and debt at all levels of risk; from AAA to CCC. Is the US heading towards an existential crisis due to its staggering debt pile, will DOGE save them and where is the value in bonds both geographically and on the risk curve?
The Morrissey Exchange, Shaw and Partners: Equities
The Morrissey Exchange
38 minutes
2 years ago
The Morrissey Exchange, Shaw and Partners: Equities
Today we look more deeply into our fourth and final component of the asset allocation series; Equities. The sharemarket has long proven a love affair for Australians. From pensioners, retirees and superannuants to amateur analysts, punters and professional investors. We love shares in this country. Where most countries around the world focus on a fuller asset allocation with equities representing a small component, Australia still has an overwhelmingly large representation of shares in inves...
The Morrissey Exchange
Welcome to the 52nd episode of the Morrissey Exchange. In today’s edition we have invited back a previous guest, Mr Michael Leithead, the Head of Fixed Income and Portfolio Manager at EFG Asset Management to discuss the world of bonds, lending and debt at all levels of risk; from AAA to CCC. Is the US heading towards an existential crisis due to its staggering debt pile, will DOGE save them and where is the value in bonds both geographically and on the risk curve?
