Conversations with Conexus

Colin Tate AM, founder and managing director of Conexus Financial, publisher of Investment Magazine, speaks to Greg Clark, deputy chief investment officer of Hostplus, on the sidelines of the Milken Global Conference in Los Angeles. They discussed the US-China technology divide, Hostplus's push into private markets and growth equity, the missing conversations around climate and geopolitics, and what AI-driven productivity could mean for both investment portfolios and society at large.

On the sidelines of the historic Australian Superannuation Investment Summit in the US, which wrapped up in New York City last Friday following a trip to Silicon Valley and Washington DC, Power, who oversees the management of almost $150 billion of retirement assets, shared her reflection with Colin Tate, managing director and founder of Investment Magazine publisher Conexus Financial.

Colin Tate AM, founder and managing director of Conexus Financial, publisher of Investment Magazine, speaks to Michael Clancy, chief investment officer of Rest Super, on the sidelines of the Australian Superannuation Investment Summit in Washington, DC. They discussed AI, geopolitics and the importance of in-person learning experiences for fiduciaries in an increasingly digital world. 

Colin Tate AM, founder and managing director of Conexus Financial, publisher of Investment Magazine, speaks to Anna Shelley, chief investment officer of AMP Super, on the sidelines of the Australian Superannuation Investment Summit in Washington, DC. They discussed AI, geopolitics and the importance of in-person learning experiences for fiduciaries in an increasingly digital world.

Colin Tate AM, founder and managing director of Conexus Financial, publisher of Investment Magazine, speaks to Kristian Fok, chief executive of Cbus, on the sidelines of the Australian Superannuation Investment Summit in Washington, DC. They discussed AI, geopolitics and the importance of in-person learning experiences for fiduciaries in an increasingly digital world. 

Renowned geopolitics expert Professor Stephen Kotkin says the Trump administration's strikes on Iran are the latest chapter in a 47-year declared war — not its cause — but warns that destroying Iranian military capability without cultivating a credible political alternative risks prolonging, not ending, the conflict.

Renowned geopolitics expert Professor Stephen Kotkin says the Trump administration’s strikes on Iran are the latest chapter in a 47-year declared war — not its cause — but warns that destroying Iranian military capability without cultivating a credible political alternative risks prolonging, not ending, the conflict.