Interview with Peter Switzer on What's Cheap/Expensive
In this interview I discuss with Peter Switzer what asset-classes are cheap and expensive and what the bond market is telling us about the economy. I also shed some light on our contrarian investment style in which the cash deposit weight in our core portfolio has oscillated between circa 15% and 85% when Aussie credit spreads have been at very tight and wide levels, respectively. I don't think there are any other Australian fixed-income fund managers that are as active as us in either their asset-allocation between cash and credit or their secondary trading...You can watch it for free here: (VIEW LINK)
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Chris co-founded Coolabah in 2011, which today runs over $8 billion with a team of 40 executives focussed on generating credit alpha from mispricings across fixed-income markets. In 2019, Chris was selected as one of FE fundinfo’s Top 10 “Alpha Managers” based on his risk-adjusted performance throughout his career across. He previously worked for Goldman Sachs in London and Sydney, the Reserve Bank of Australia, and founded the award‐winning research/investment group, Rismark. He has regularly advised governments, developing unique policy proposals. Chris graduated with the University Medal (Economics & Finance) from Sydney University. He studied in the PhD program at Cambridge University in 2002/03, leaving to set up his funds business.
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