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As the spread of covid-19 continues to disrupt business as well as everyday life, Digital Alpha managing partner Rick Shrotri tells us what the global slowdown means for digital infrastructure
Future Fund recorded a -3.2% return for the quarter to end of March 2020 and has not yet revalued its unlisted assets.
Distressed debt and special sits, food production, healthcare and certain VC strategies have received growing attention as a result of the coronavirus crisis.
Estimates suggest that anywhere between A$27bn and A$50bn could be withdrawn from superannuation funds, but there should be adequate liquidity in the system to cope.
Countries are once again assessing FDI restrictions in the wake of the global pandemic, partly to avoid critical infrastructure assets being picked up on the cheap.
The pandemic is giving investors first-hand experience of the impact of a catastrophic global natural event, and the brutal costs of failing to adequately prepare for it.
The New Zealand operator of retirement villages is seeking legal advice regarding EQT’s decision, which it says has no lawful basis.
Just shy of $45bn was raised by closed-end, unlisted infrastructure funds, with Brookfield's fourth flagship vehicle accounting for almost half that amount.
Effective communication during the coronavirus pandemic will be key to safeguarding businesses and preparing for the future, writes Prosek Partners' Josh Clarkson
If recent events have shown us anything, it’s that the world is changing and we need to adapt if we’re to thrive sustainably on this planet.