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Don’t run your portfolio like you run your business – 30/08/22, The Australian
In his latest article in The Weekend Australian, Will Hamilton discusses how many of our clients have or are very successful in running a business and understand and are comfortable with the risks however, running an investment portfolio is very different and why you should remain diversified.
Craig Drummond, September 2022, Dinner
Hamilton Wealth Partners is pleased to be hosting a dinner with Craig Drummond.
The dinner will be held on September 12 at Kooyong Tennis Club, if this is of interest to you – please RSVP.
Craig Drummond
Craig served as Chief Executive Officer of Medibank from July 2016 to May 2021. Prior to joining Medibank, Craig was Group Executive Finance and Strategy of National Australia Bank (NAB), and Chief Executive Officer and Country Head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch (Australia).
Earlier in his career, Craig worked in equity research at JBWere, and subsequently held roles including Chief Operating Officer, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Chairman of Goldman Sachs JBWere.
Craig is the President of the Geelong Football Club Limited, a Board Director of Transurban Co Ltd and a Governor of The Ian Potter Foundation.
Craig graduated with a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Melbourne in 1981. He completed the Advanced Management Program at Wharton University in 2001, and is both a Senior Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia and a Chartered Accountant.
Experts reveal: where I’d put my money now – 9/7/22, The Australian
Will Hamilton contributed to this feature article on markets and their outlook in The Weekend Australian.
Money Cafe: Yes, the markets could get worse … here’s why – 8/7/22
Will Hamilton was the co-host on this weeks The Australian Money Cafe. They discussed their recent visits to Europe and why their observations are for both equities and fixed income.
Click here to listen.
TRUE Infrastructure, July 2022 – Fund Manager Series
Kane Baranow hosted Peter McGregor to discuss the TRUE Infrastructure Fund in our latest Fund Manager Series.
Peter McGregor
Mr McGregor is co-Founder, Executive Director and CEO of TRUE Infrastructure. He is one of Australia’s most experienced infrastructure investment executives with over 30 years’ experience in the sector.
His previous roles include Partner and Head of Infrastructure & Utilities at Goldman Sachs JBWere. He was also an executive director and Chief Operating Officer of Australian Infrastructure Fund, a $1bn+ ASX-listed fund managed by Hastings Funds Management.
Mr McGregor was also Chief Financial Officer at Asciano Limited, an ASX50 transport infrastructure company, and Managing Director & Head of Institutional Banking, Victoria at the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
He is an experienced company director, currently serving on the boards of Pivotal Systems Corporation and Imricor Medical Systems, Inc. He is a former chairman of the Port of Geelong and a former director of Melbourne, Gold Coast, Darwin and Townsville airports.
Reserve Bank must raise interest rates faster, says Mark Burgess, former Future Fund chief – The Australian 9/05/22
Along with Maxima Private, HWP hosted Mark Burgess in Sydney. Mark outlined why Central Banks should quickly return policy rates to more normal level, to ensure the right tools are available to tackle another downturn.
Drinks with Mark Burgess, May 2022, Sydney
Maxima Private in conjunction with Hamilton Wealth Partners hosted a drinks with Mark Burgess, Chairman of the Advisory Committee, Jamieson Coote Bonds and former CEO of the Future Fund, Australia’s Sovereign Wealth Fund.
The drinks was held at the Maxima Private office in Sydney.
Ignore the rhetoric and invest in China: Wylie – The Australian 25/04/22
We have been able to host a number of dinners in person this year, and last week we were thrilled to host John Wylie, who was very generous with his views on the investing landscape.
Damon Kitney has written a great article and discusses some of what John had to say.
Court to rule as tax office takes aim at family trust income distribution – The Australian 23/04/22
As the federal election campaign progresses, tax policy is in the news.
The ALP has ruled out any negative changes to family trusts, but something new on trusts could be put on the table should the ALP win the election. Why?
Because the Labor Party has long had an issue with family trusts.