How to outsmart behavioural biases when investing – with Dr Daniel Crosby
For many investors, 2025 intensified the behavioural pressures that shape investment decisions. Markets reached record highs, even as global growth slowed and political tides turned across major economies. Amid these contrasts, investors and advisers were reminded just how crucial it is to manage behaviour. Falling prey to inherent behavioural biases and knee-jerk reactions when markets shift are well-known ways to hinder performance and erode returns.
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How to outsmart behavioural biases when investing – with Dr Daniel Crosby
For many investors, 2025 intensified the behavioural pressures that shape investment decisions. Markets reached record highs, even as global growth slowed an...
The cost of chasing perfection when investing – with Dr Thomas Curran
What if perfectionism is costing us more than we realise? Not just in career progression, mental health and life, but in investment decision-making too. In t...
Investment ideas that make us go hmmm – with Grant Williams
While what worked for the last 40 years of investing may not work for the next 40, history offers valuable lessons for the path ahead. In this episode of The...
Separating the numbers from the narratives
In the latest episode of The Allan Gray Podcast, portfolio manager Rory Kutisker-Jacobson hosts Mark Dunley-Owen, portfolio manager from our offshore partner...
Gold in the age of fiscal dominance
With government debt levels at historic highs and inflationary pressures lingering, fiscal dominance is reshaping the global monetary landscape. Central bank...
From pints to Pixar
Shifting consumer patterns and behaviour. Disruptive innovations. Generational changes. These are not simply headlines; they are real challenges being...
Are global investors dependent on great expectations?
Global investors have been on a rollercoaster ride in the wake of President Trump’s announcement of an array of reciprocal tariffs which rocked global stock...