Bennelong Funds Management

20/04/2023

In this short clip from a recent interview, Jeff Chapman, founder of Bangarra Family Office and Bennelong Funds Management, explains the most fundamental lessons he's learned over his career - both professionally and personally.

Watch the full interview here: https://www.bennelongfunds.com/insights/videos/interview-jeff-chapman-conversation

04/04/2023

Jeff Chapman, founder of Bangarra Family Office and Bennelong Funds Management, recently gave a rare interview into his life and career. In this short clip, he discusses his approach to benefiting the wider community through the Bennelong Foundation.

Watch the full interview here: https://www.bennelongfunds.com/insights/videos/interview-jeff-chapman-conversation

17/02/2022

Proud to be at the opening of the Melbourne Art Fair, Australasia’s most sustainable art fair.

Bennelong is the principal partner of the Fair which features world-class works of scale and significance from 59 leading contemporary galleries and Indigenous-owned Art Centres. The Fair runs 17 – 20 February and is held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Wharf.

14/12/2021

David McNamara discusses Covid's impact on Foodbank Victoria's offering.

You can listen to the full podcast here: https://bennel.ng/33q3ari

13/12/2021

Learn more about the Hunger Ride in our latest podcast where Matthew Keenan, David McNamara (Foodbank Victoria) and Craig Bingham talk about Foodbank’s mission, the sobering increase in need over the past two years, and how the ride is helping feed vulnerable Victorians.

We’re proud to be the major sponsor of the Hunger Ride, a cycling event run by Foodbank Victoria that raises much-needed funds to provide vulnerable Victorians with emergency food relief.  

28/07/2021

In Quay's latest podcast, Chris Bedingfield discusses the team’s latest Investment Perspectives article, 10 charts we’re thinking about right now.

1:15 – Why the team continues to like residential housing, and how its position in the portfolio has evolved over the past seven years (and particularly since COVID) 6:27 – The rise and rise of retail, both online and bricks & mortar

31/03/2021

On 7 March 2021 the 4D Global Infrastructure Fund officially passed the five-year mark. Since launching, 4D has seen interest in the infrastructure asset class grow exponentially as its own business has expanded. Read more: https://bennel.ng/39pVJQY

22/05/2020

Quay Global Investors Principal & Portfolio Manager, Chris Bedingfield, shares his thoughts on how the global sharemarkets are being uncoupled from the real economy by the pandemic.

Principal & Portfolio Manager Chris Bedingfield shares his thoughts on how the global sharemarkets are being uncoupled from the real economy by the pandemic.

15/05/2020

Bennelong Australian Equity Partners - Chief Investment Officer, Mark East: “The added advantage of boutique management is that the [investment managers] have a huge interest in performing well and they won’t be going anywhere.”

In times of stockmarket meltdown, it can be tempting to rely on larger firms, writes Chris Dastoor, but do boutiques have their own edge in times of crisis?

03/03/2020

“Shares are a growth asset class and need to be viewed as a long term investment. Typically that means seven years plus. If millennials or any other investors think they can go it alone and make all the right decisions at the right time, unfortunately it doesn’t usually end up working out that way – especially at times of market stress or worry.” - Stuart Fechner, director of research relationships at Bennelong Funds Management.

Recent share market dips can be scary to first-time investors. Here's what you need to know during volatile periods.

13/01/2020

The year 2019 delivered extraordinary returns for those invested in the best performing funds out of the thousands on the Morningstar database. But winning fundies said it would be hard to replicate the high returns of last year in 2020.

Last year delivered extraordinary returns for those who invested in the best performing funds. But money managers said 2020 would be a tougher market