How Investing is Evolving Stuart Holdsworth

In this month’s episode of How Investing Is Evolving Stuart sits down with Martin Franc, CEO of Invesco Australia. Martin brings a wealth of knowledge to the podcast this month, and they discuss how past initiatives and events have brought the industry to where it is, and more significantly, Stuart garners Martin's perspective on how investment management is likely to evolve moving forward.  With wide ranging discussion on topics across fiduciary duty, skills, culture, regulatory, and the ever changing social and governance environments operated in today, if you’re after some insights from one of the industry leaders, this podcast is for you.  
 
Resources: The Fearless Organisation - Amy Edmondson. https://www.booktopia.com.au/the-fearless-organization-amy-c-edmondson/book/9781119477242.html 

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between the investment operations of running big funds vs running investment portfolios for 100,000+ of different clients?
In this episode of How Investing is Evolving I sit down with Graham Lennon who has over two decades in running fund and investment operations for some of the biggest funds in the world. Graham was generous sharing his observations, insights and touch on some of the key points that differentiate fund operations from client centric portfolio operations. If you're at a point in your evolving of your investment proposition when you start to think through the detail, this podcast is a must for you.

As many of us know, investing rarely stands alone. It's usually part of somebody's financial plan or financial journey.   In this episode Stuart sits down Paul Feeney, founder of Otivo where they discuss the evolving process of financial advice, financial coaching and the personal financial journey. Paul has invested a fair amount of his life helping Australians understand their financial lives and guiding on where they may end up with investing. 
So if you if you want to get a perspective of what are some of our latest contemporary techniques for helping people on their financial journey, this is a podcast for you.
Paul has also kindly offered a voucher for introduction to Otivo for listeners of this podcast.  To redeem, please use the discount code HIEPODCAST to receive 20% off the subscription price. 

In this month's episode of the How Investing Is Evolving podcast, we turn the tables and have business coach and entrepreneur Mark Falzon interviews Stuart Holdsworth.  Stuart shares his perspective gained over the past 30 years on the evolution of society and the wealth management industry, and why the recognition of individual customer value is so important for professional investment firms.   They delve deeply into why a sustainable customer value proposition is so important moving forward for business success.  It’s a totally different perspective of Stuart and his insights that he uses to determine how investing is evolving.  If you’d like to hear more, tune in to this months “How Investing Is Evolving” podcast.  

In this episode of How Investing is Evolving Stuart sits down with Andrew Doherty of  AssureInvest who shares how investment consultants can boost the capabilities of investment advisory firms to help them deliver excellent investment services true to what they believe, without the overhead of an investment research team.   If you want to understand how investment consultants are evolving in line with how advisers are evolving to help their clients with their investments, this is a podcast for you.

On this episode of How Investing Is Evolving, Stuart sits down with Wes Hall, founder, and CEO of TOMORROW Super to discuss the evolution of retirement savings in Australia.   In Australia, the retirement savings pool is approximately $3 trillion in a system we call superannuation. It's undergone substantial change over the past three decades from a regulatory perspective, but one of the most topical items to come out of various reviews and commissions is about member engagement with their retirement investment. Historically, people in the 20 and 30s who think it is so far away that they don’t pay it any attention. But recently there has been a shift.   My guest Wes Hall brings an abundance of experience in the institutional and platform and technology market and outlines his vision and the innovation he is seeing in this area, particularly with investments.  If you're really trying to understand more about how superannuation and retirement savings can evolve in the future. This is a podcast for you