Invest smarter: Risk vs. returns in superannuation
21 August 2024
On the show we’re peeking behind the curtain of our super investment team to see how they look after members’ money.
Join our host Anne Fuchs and Australian Retirement Trust’s Head of Investment Strategy and Head of Private Corporate Assets as they talk portfolios, investment decisions and the Covid-fuelled rise of the ‘meme stock’.
Listen to learn
- why diversifying investments is important
- how volatility and risk are different
- why asset classes have different risk profiles
- how innovation can create new investment opportunities.
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CREDITS
Anne Fuchs, Australian Retirement Trust Executive General Manager of Advice, Guidance and Education
Andrew Fisher, Australian Retirement Trust Head of Investment Strategy
Liz Kumaru, Australian Retirement Trust Head of Private Corporate Assets
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