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The Constant Investor LIVE: Investing in Disruption (Sydney)
The Constant Investor is heading to Sydney for our second event of the year, The Constant Investor LIVE: Investing in Disruption, moderated by the ABC's Emma Alberici, who works as the Chief Economics Correspondent. Joining Alan Kohler on the panel will be Alex Pollak, Founder, CEO and CIO of Loftus Peak – an investment firm that solely invests in disruptive businesses as well as Jo Masters, Senior Economist at ANZ.
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March 28, 2018 The Constant Blogs

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The Home of Lithium
Keith Phillips is the CEO of a business called Piedmont Lithium. It’s actually an America lithium deposit in North Carolina, and happens to be listed on the ASX for historical reasons. Alan Kohler spoke to Keith to find out more about the business.
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April 16, 2018 CEO Interviews

AGL and Liddell, Blue Sky and short sellers, Seven’s cricket share trading, directors with baggage, Chinese placements, Kathmandu raising and where are the SPPs?
In today's edition of The Mayne Report, Stephen Mayne examines AGL's windfall power profits, Blue Sky and the short sellers, Chinese share placements at Alumina, Fortescue and now Star Entertainment, the Kathmandu share purchase plan, trading in Seven West Media shares around the crickets rights announcement, the baggage of some directors seeking re-election and more poor treatment of retail shareholders in capital raisings.
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April 16, 2018 The Mayne Report

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  • Are Australian banks a good investment in 2018?
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Q: Would you explain the difference between the pre and after tax NTA quoted by managed funds and REITS – for some the NTA is lower after tax, for others it is higher. Fees are calculated pre tax NTA I believe.

A: The after tax NTA is a theoretical number and assumes all of the assets of the fund or the REIT are sold and the tax obligations are crystallised. So obviously, in some case, there’s an out-coming tax that’s crystallised, and sometimes a tax benefit is crystallised.