During Sorted Money Month, we are showcasing our talented team and our different job roles at Cambridge Partners. Can you ‘Push Pause’ to see if a career in investing could be something for you? We would love to see more wāhine enter the financial services sector. At Cambridge Partners, our amazing wāhine thrive in the […]
Team Spotlight: Client and People Experience Manager, Anja Clarkson Read More »
During Sorted Money Month, we showcase our talented team and our different job roles at Cambridge Partners. Can you ‘Push Pause’ to see if a career in investing could be something for you? We would love to see more wāhine enter the financial services sector. At Cambridge Partners, our amazing wāhine thrive in the progressive
Team Spotlight: Chief Operating Officer, Fiona Davis Read More »
During Sorted Money Month, we showcase our talented team and our different job roles at Cambridge Partners. Can you ‘Push Pause’ to see if a career in investing could be something for you? We would love to see more wāhine enter the financial services sector. At Cambridge Partners, our amazing wāhine thrive in the progressive
Team Spotlight: Compliance Manager Caroline Usher Read More »
When investing, it is easy to be lured by false promises of beating the market, timing the market, and getting guaranteed returns. While these offers can be tempting, numerous studies prove that it is extremely difficult to time the market and make a profit. This article breaks down marketing timing, one of the key reasons
Market timing: The myth of ‘buy low, sell high’ Read More »
During Sorted Money Month, we are showcasing our talented team and our different job roles at Cambridge Partners. We want to enable you to ‘Push Pause’ to see if a career in investing could be something for you. We have many amazing wāhine at Cambridge Partners who thrive in our progressive learning environment. All roles
Team Spotlight: Financial Adviser Margot Lensen (nee Robinson) Read More »
At Cambridge Partners, we don’t invest based on hunches or gut-feels. Our investment philosophy is based on academic evidence-based research spanning decades. In this article, we’ll highlight a few of the important financial theories that have influenced this. The world of investing has not been plain sailing. Historically, investors would pick stocks based on what
Evidence-Based Investing: What does it mean? Read More »
We will be showcasing our team over Sorted Money Month to enable you to ‘Push Pause’ to see if a career in investing could be for you. We have many amazing wāhine at Cambridge Partners who thrive in our progressive learning environment. All roles have pathways to advance your career. This week we’re spotlighting our
Team Spotlight: Client Services Manager Team Leader Ruby Familton Read More »
Q2: 30 June 2023 Central banks maintained their laser-like focus on combatting inflation by raising interest rates globally during the quarter. With the Eurozone and New Zealand economies already in a mild recession and other regions facing a lower growth outlook, at least in the near term, share markets were not burdened by high expectations.
2023 Q2: Key Market Movements Read More »
As the grey clouds gather for winter, it’s pleasing to report that the sun still shines on portfolios. Global share markets advanced again during the quarter, with the gains led by developed markets and, most notably, large US technology companies. Global investor sentiment remained generally positive with moderating US inflation and signs that the American
Economic Commentary Winter 2023 Read More »
Last semester, I completed a finance paper, where I studied Dr Harry Markowitz’s Modern Portfolio Theory. His formula and studies in the 1950s created the foundation of today’s investment practices. Dr Markowitz passed away this year aged 95, and not only was he the first to treat the art of investing as a science, but
Modern Portfolio Theory: 10 valuable ways it supports evidence-based investing Read More »
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