Webinars & teleconferences
2021 Budget with Anthony Doyle
This time last year we were in the midst of the pandemic and after an extraordinary 12-months, the 2021 Budget will likely be one of the most important in recent memory.
What's the outlook for Australian Equities?
The Fidelity Australian Equities Fund has seen the market highs, lows, and everything in between. Paul Taylor has been the steady hand guiding the Fund since its inception in 2003. Don't miss your opportunity to engage with one of Australia's longest-serving Portfolio Managers, accessing insights from one of the largest equities and research teams in the world.
A year of lockdowns, what's next for markets?
525,600 minutes. 8,760 hours. 365 days. A year of lockdowns.
11 March 2021 will mark one year since WHO declared COVID-19 a pandemic. A day when many of us left our workplaces not knowing when we'd be back. One year on, as the roll-out of the vaccine begins, the prospect of a ‘normal’ society is looking more likely. Does this mean markets will normalise too?
Fast forward market with Kate Howitt
In the current environment of supportive fundamentals and low friction, will strong flows overwhelm stretched figures? Or will everything come to a grinding halt?
Fidelity Asia Fund: Strong as an Ox
2021 is the Chinese Zodiac Year of the Metal Ox; strong and resilient and with characteristics we can liken to Asia right now - a region leading the charge for growth out of the pandemic. Astrology also tells us this creature also displays calm, patience and a keen eye for detail - attributes we use to describe for our investment approach for the Fidelity Asia Fund, which has seen the Fund yield strong results of 16.15% p.a. to investors over the past 5 years*.
Vital ESG themes for 2021
2020 was a watershed year for ESG. Prior to Covid-19, interest in ESG was already increasing with climate change at the forefront. Covid-19 sparked increased scrutiny on social and governance issues with investors paying closer attention to whether companies fulfilled their social responsibilities amid a global crisis.
In the wake of Covid-19, what will be the key sustainability themes of the future?
2020: So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodnight
2020 will go down in history as anything but dull, and if we're honest, it will be good to see the back of it. But with extraordinary times, comes extraordinary lessons. What are they and how do we prepare for what comes next?
In this Fidelity webinar first, we are excited to bring you a panel of some of our finest investors.
Fidelity and Lonsec Retire: Prudent growth with low-volatility equity investing
In order to achieve retirement goals, or meet other investment objectives, many investors need the capital appreciation that equities can provide, but are concerned about downside risk. In this joint Fidelity and Lonsec Retire webinar, discover how low-volatility equity investing provides exposure to equity market growth, while also mitigating downside risk.
Fidelity live | Asia: Up close and personal
In this Fidelity live, Gary Monaghan, Investment Director for the Fidelity Asia Fund delves into a few of our significant holdings and explore some of the most hyped Asian names including Tencent, Alibaba and JD.com.
Fidelity live | The light at the end of the tunnel
COVID working group | Part 2
As Europe teeters on the brink of a second lockdown, restrictions are finally easing for others. But wherever you are, the future remains uncertain. Just when will this thing go away? And when it finally does, what then?
2020: The recession budget
On the 6th of October, we saw the first Federal Budget handed down during a recession in almost 30 years. For many, this will be unchartered territory. So as ‘The Great Lockdown’ rolls on, will the Government be able to deliver a recession-busting budget? And what will it mean for investors, particularly those searching for yield?
Fidelity live with Kate Howitt
Investing for income = miners?
Kate Howitt, Portfolio Manager for the Fidelity Australian Opportunities Fund and Oscar Hutchinson, Mining Analyst debate the outlook for banks and miners, with a particular focus on yield. What are the key industry drivers to watch and which stock-specific factors do we need to pay attention to?