Podcast: What happens when a bank fails
In this podcast, I speak to Bennelong Fund Management's Stuart Fechner about the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank and its impact on Australia, the flavour of the recent reporting season, and the ongoing effect of rising interest rates and inflation.
“If we’d had this conversation three weeks ago, I would have said to you the interest rate futures are predicting maybe an 80 or 100 basis points increase in interest rates through to the end of the year. If we look at it today, the Australian futures market is indicating no further increases and then cuts of around 20 basis points at the end of the year. So if you’re a mortgage owner, you have a lot of cause for celebration.”
Listen to the podcast here
Topics covered:
- 0:57 – Why SVB failed, and why it could halt interest rate rises
- 5:00 – The theme from the recent reporting season
- 6:22 – The impact of rising rates and inflation on companies as well as consumers
- 10:19 – How this is affecting the residential housing market
- 12:01 – How Kardinia is positioning its portfolio accordingly
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Kristiaan has more than 20 years of experience in the broader financial services industry. Prior to co-founding Kardinia Capital, he was a portfolio manager with Herschel Asset Management, with responsibilities across responsibilities across a range of Australian equity strategies. He has also had senior roles at Merrill Lynch (in London and Singapore) and KPMG Corporate Finance.
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Kristiaan has more than 20 years of experience in the broader financial services industry. Prior to co-founding Kardinia Capital, he was a portfolio manager with Herschel Asset Management, with responsibilities across responsibilities across a...
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Kristiaan has more than 20 years of experience in the broader financial services industry. Prior to co-founding Kardinia Capital, he was a portfolio manager with Herschel Asset Management, with responsibilities across responsibilities across a...
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