Jessica Penny

4 days ago | afr.com | Andrew Hobbs |Jessica Penny

It’s the ultimate measure of wealth. A dedicated team focused entirely on managing your money for the long term to build a legacy that will secure your financial future for generations to come and even give some broader purpose to that wealth. We are talking about family offices, and with the wealthiest Australians getting richer, there is a boom underway. The latest numbers show there are at least 2000 family offices in Australia, after growth of 150 per cent over the past decade. Loading...

2 weeks ago | investordaily.com.au | Jessica Penny

09 June 2025 04:05 PM By Jessica Penny 6 minute read Facebook X LinkedIn Copy link The yellow metal is benefiting from a new global order, characterised by US economic uncertainty, consumer anxiety and a weaker US dollar. Wealth giant State Street Global Advisors believes that the gold market has evolved into a higher price regime, set to exceed US$3,000/oz for the rest of 2025.

2 weeks ago | investordaily.com.au | Jessica Penny

09 June 2025 03:24 PM By Jessica Penny 6 minute read Facebook X LinkedIn Copy link Local investors are leading the region in plans to boost private market exposure, as demand grows for innovative fund structures, resilient investments and a more selective approach to alternatives.

2 weeks ago | investordaily.com.au | Jessica Penny

09 June 2025 03:06 PM By Jessica Penny 6 minute read Facebook X LinkedIn Copy link Despite last year’s speculative surge fading, the long-term structural case for uranium remains supported. While Uranium’s spot price was hovering above US$100 in January last year, this had fallen some 50 per cent between then and early March this year, finding a bottom in the low US$60s.

3 weeks ago | superreview.com.au | Jessica Penny

Local investors are leading the region in plans to boost private market exposure, as demand grows for innovative fund structures, resilient investments, and a more selective approach to alternatives. State Street’s latest private markets survey has shown that Australian institutional investors plan to increase allocations to 45 per cent over the next three to five years, up six percentage points from last year’s survey – marking the largest increase over any other APAC country.