It's time for a change
After years of sharp analysis and spirited debates, Jessica Ren and I sign off for the very last time in the final episode of The Rate Debate. From resilient labour markets and rising public spending to Fixed Income opportunities, Jess and I explore the key drivers that shaped 2024 and what lies ahead for 2025. We also discuss inflation, central bank policies, and geopolitical tensions, highlighting potential shifts in corporate credit and global growth.
A heartfelt thank you to all our loyal listeners over the past five years—your support made this journey possible. Don't miss the end of an era.
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Darren is highly regarded in the fixed income industry and is regularly featured in the press. He is also co-host of the popular Australian podcast series The Rate Debate. He has more than 30 years’ experience in fixed income markets and 25 years managing multi-sector fixed income portfolios. Prior to his role at Yarra Capital Management, he was Head of Fixed Income at Nikko AM (Nikko AM was acquired by Yarra Capital Management in April 2021), and a Senior Portfolio Manager at Perpetual, where he held the position for 12 years. Darren has co-responsibility for the Australian Fixed Income team at Yarra Capital Management and is co-portfolio manager of the highly-rated Nikko AM Australian Bond Fund and the Nikko AM insurance mandates.
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Darren is highly regarded in the fixed income industry and is regularly featured in the press. He is also co-host of the popular Australian podcast series The Rate Debate. He has more than 30 years’ experience in fixed income markets and 25 years...
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Darren is highly regarded in the fixed income industry and is regularly featured in the press. He is also co-host of the popular Australian podcast series The Rate Debate. He has more than 30 years’ experience in fixed income markets and 25 years...
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