Given the market volatility, rising interest rates and recession backdrop we are facing, Felicity and Candice wanted to speak with an expert in the Australian floating fixed interest market space - also known as hybrids or preference shares. This type of investment is a very attractive asset allocation in the current market conditions, so the ladies wanted to host an episode on what these are, and why investors like them. Cam has had over thirty years experience in financial markets, including a sixteen year stint as Division Director at Macquarie Group. He joined Shaw in July 2015 and got straight into establishing the Shaw SMA Model Portfolios with his partner Steve Anagnos. In this conversation they talk about the outlook for the hybrid market, the risks surrounding preference shares, and ask him to clarify some of the terms mentioned in the space.

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Felicity Thomas and Candice Bourke are Senior Advisers at Shaw and Partners, and you can find out more here. 

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