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The RBA Has Lost Its Way

June 26, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

RBA Has Lost Its Way

The RBA is ignoring the mounting evidence of the damage caused by low interest rates and the counterproductive outcomes from its actions.

Filed Under: Banks

Narrow Road Capital Opportunity and Return Update – May 2019

May 31, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Opportunity and Return Update May 2019

Whilst global credit seems stretched, Narrow Road continues to find great value opportunities for its clients and continues to deliver strong outperformance

Filed Under: Investment Outlook Tagged With: AAA Only Performance, Crossover Credit Performance, Investment Grade Performance, Investment Outlook, Opportunity and Return

Tech Wreck 2.0 and Debt Wreck 2.0 are Coming

May 29, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Wrecking ball toppling profits on chart

In both equity and debt markets investors are buying securities that have identical characteristics to the disasters of the recent past.

Filed Under: Debt Tagged With: Debt Wreck, FHA Loans, IPOs, Lyft, Tech Wreck, Uber

Reflections on Dinny McMahon’s Book on China’s Great Wall of Debt

April 17, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Dinny McMahon

Using a combination of hard data, analysis and anecdotes, Dinny McMahon lays out why China’s economy must eventually face up to its great wall of debt

Filed Under: Book Reviews Tagged With: China, China's Economy, China’s Great Wall of Debt, Debt, Dinny McMahon

Credit Snapshots – March 2019

March 26, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Credit Shapshots

Bite size updates on the RBA’s responsibility for bubbly house prices and Greece’s rating upgrade and bond issuance.

Filed Under: Credit Tagged With: Credit Snapshots, Greece Upgrade, Low Interest, RBA

Reflections on Howard Marks’ Book on the Market Cycle

March 26, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Howard Marks' Book Market Cycle

Howard Marks combines old and new material to explain how the market cycle works and how investors can take advantage of it.

Filed Under: Book Reviews Tagged With: Book Review, Howard Marks, Market Cycle

Reflections on Ray Dalio’s Book on Big Debt Crises

February 20, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Ray Dalio

Ray Dalio’s seminal book should be read by all investors and policy makers. However, following its policy prescriptions helps create the next debt crisis.

Filed Under: Debt Tagged With: Big Debt Crises, Investor, Policy Makers

Time for ASIC to Fix its Longstanding Problems

February 20, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Eye on money note

The Royal Commission embarrassed ASIC with stinging criticism. Here’s some overdue actions they should take.

Filed Under: Australia Tagged With: ASIC, ASIC Culture, ASIC Problems, Banking Royal Commission

Why Bother Investing in Government Bonds?

February 2, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Canberra House Australian Government

Australian government bonds are very unlikely to reproduce the great returns of 2018. Here’s some low risk alternatives with a much better return outlook.

Filed Under: Government Tagged With: ASX, bonds, Government Bonds, Low-risk, Negative Correlation

APRA Should Ignore the Big Banks on Tier 3 Capital

January 24, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Money spilling out of a glass

APRA has recommended Australian banks hold more tier 2 capital. This submission covers key measures aimed at reducing the risk of banks needing bailouts.

Filed Under: Banks Tagged With: APRA, High Capital, High Risk, Tier 2 Capital

Is Australia Ready for the Next Financial Crisis?

January 14, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Red warning triangle with dollar sign inside saying financial crisis ahead

Have governments and regulators acted to lessen the likelihood and severity of a potential downturn in Australia across the banking/financial system, monetary policy, fiscal policy, taxation policy and competition policy?

Filed Under: Australia Tagged With: Australia, Debt, Financial Crisis, GFC

Narrow Road Capital’s Greatest Hits

January 2, 2019 by Jonathan Rochford

Looking through a crystal ball

Here’s my top 20 articles from the last 5 years; a mixture of credit commentary and policy pieces. The market ructions of 2018 have made my articles on Deutsche Bank, emerging market debt, cryptocurrencies, aggressive asset valuations and US high yield debt look pretty good.

Filed Under: Economics Tagged With: Greatest Hits

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