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Your direct connection to some of Fidelity Australia's leading portfolio managers. Listen in every month as they tell you what’s on their mind when it comes to markets and, their portfolios, as well as special topical bonus episodes.

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    Inside AI: What 30+ ASX boardrooms reveal

    AI is reshaping business faster than most investors realise, and Fidelity is on the front line. In this episode, Lukasz de Pourbaix speaks with Sam Heithersay and Sue Lyn Stubbs, who share rare, first-hand insights from over 30 ASX boardroom conversations. They unpack where companies are truly at on AI adoption, the gap between hype and reality, and how governance is emerging as the critical signal for long-term winners. A must-listen for investors navigating the next phase of AI. We’d love to hear from you! Email us at PodcastsAustralia@fil.com with suggestions for episodes or guests. For more information on Fidelity visit fidelity.com.au. Read our full disclaimer. This episode was recorded 2 June 2026. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  2. 18 juni

    Asia’s tech trade: Powered by a few, missed by many

    Asia’s returns are being driven by a narrow group of semiconductor giants at the centre of the global AI boom raising real questions around concentration, valuation and what investors are actually getting. In this episode Lukasz and Fidelity Investment Director for Asian equity, Gary Monaghan unpack whether the momentum in AI-linked tech is sustainable, and what happens if expectations start to run ahead of earnings. Also covered:We explore how rising oil prices are shaping the outlook across Asia, with different impacts across key markets including India, China and ASEAN. We also discuss the implications of extreme market concentration for diversification, where investors may find overlooked opportunities beyond tech, particularly in under-owned areas like China, and why identifying companies with genuine pricing power is critical in a higher-cost environment.   Learn more about the Fidelity Asia Fund We’d love to hear from you! Email us at PodcastsAustralia@fil.com with suggestions for episodes or guests. For more information on Fidelity visit fidelity.com.au. Read our full disclaimer. This episode was recorded 4 June 2026. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  3. 26 maj

    Diversification hasn’t disappeared. It’s evolving.

    Diversification has long relied on bonds offsetting equity risk. That relationship is proving less reliable, with recent shocks exposing how quickly correlations can move together. These periods tend to emerge when inflation is more volatile, as it is today. At the same time, markets are being driven by a different force, an investment-led cycle tied to AI and infrastructure, which is supporting earnings despite the noise. In this episode, Matt Quaife sits down with Lukasz to discuss why diversification is behaving differently, what this means for portfolio construction, and why these periods are among the most challenging, but also the most important, for long-term outcomes. Topics covered: The market impact of the Iran conflict and energy shock Why bonds and equities are moving together What’s driving the current investment-led cycle How to think about diversification in a higher inflation world Where opportunities are emerging across regions and sectors Portfolio construction when correlations break down For more information on Fidelity visit fidelity.com.au.Read our full disclaimer. This episode was recorded 19 May 2026 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  4. 15 apr.

    It’s uncomfortable to be in quality right now

    Quality hasn’t failed. It’s cyclical. Over the past 40 years, quality investing has delivered strong long‑term outcomes, yet it has underperformed roughly a third of the time. The current episode stands out: nearly two years in length and around 30% of relative underperformance. History shows quality tends to lag during ‘melt‑ups’, early‑cycle recoveries and strongly risk‑on environments, the very conditions markets have experienced amid AI optimism, capex booms and improving growth indicators. Are we at the end of the underperformance cycle, or is there further to go? In this month’s podcast, Maroun Younes, Co-Portfolio Manager for the Fidelity Global Future Leaders Fund sits down with Lukasz to explore why quality strategies fall behind at certain points in the cycle, how unusual the current drawdown really is and why periods like this are often the most behaviourally challenging but also the most consequential. Learn more about how we uncover these insights with our Research Advantage. For more information on Fidelity visit fidelity.com.au.Read our full disclaimer. This episode was recorded 16 April 2026 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  5. 26 mars

    What the growing IPO pipeline in Asia is telling investors

    IPO activity in Asia is picking up, but the real story starts well before companies reach the market. Strong pipelines often reflect confidence from founders and improving conditions beneath the surface. That can create opportunities for investors willing to look ahead. Portfolio Manager for the Fidelity Special Situations and Asia Pre-IPO Strategies, Dale Nicholls and Investment Director for Private Markets, Tony Liu talk through the current IPO environment in Asia and what it reveals about private company activity. Drawing on their experience across the region, they explain how pre‑IPO investing fits into the broader opportunity set and how they think about risk, timing and growth.   Learn more about Fidelity www.fidelity.com.au We’d love to hear from you! Email us at PodcastsAustralia@fil.com with suggestions for episodes or guests. For more information on Fidelity visit fidelity.com.au. Read our full disclaimer. This episode was recorded 23 March 2026 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  6. 16 feb.

    Navigating a multipolar world

    Geopolitics, policy and markets are colliding, but what does a multipolar world mean for portfolios, and why should investors be looking to true, multi‑dimensional diversification in this regime? In this episode, Salman Ahmed, Fidelity's Global Head of Macro and SAA joins Lukasz de Pourbaix to step back from the noise to frame the big forces: shifting power blocs, policy trade‑offs and changing market structures, translating them into a practical way of thinking about portfolio resilience. Expect a focus on reducing concentration risk, building durability across regimes, and using diversification to handle correlation shifts and macro surprises.  Discover what to watch, how to weigh trade‑offs, and where diversification can do the heavy lifting -whether recession risk materialises or not. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Learn more about Fidelity's Global Macro Outlook for 2026. We’d love to hear from you! Email us at PodcastsAustralia@fil.com with suggestions for episodes or guests. For more information on Fidelity visit fidelity.com.au. Read our full disclaimer. This episode was recorded 10 January 2026. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

  7. 2025-12-16

    2026 Outlook: Rotations, resources and re-ratings

    Will sector rotations and AI themes reshape global markets in 2026? And how will valuation shifts and re-ratings influence where investors find growth and opportunity? In this episode of Fidelity Sound Bites, Paul Taylor, Zara Lyons, and James Abela explore the forces set to define the year ahead - from the momentum in resources and small caps to evolving valuation dynamics across sectors. They also dive into productivity trends, the implications for Australian equities, and share bold predictions for what could be a year of broader market dispersion and fresh opportunities. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    2026 Outlook: Rotations, resources and re-ratings

  8. 2025-11-12

    Open AI, Amazon, NVIDIA: Bubble or breakthrough?

    Everyone’s calling this the bubble before it bursts - and that’s a first. In this episode, Maroun Younes joins Lukasz de Pourbaix to unpack the AI boom led by mega-cap giants. Are we witnessing a historic overreach or the early innings of a structural revolution? Tune in for a candid look at valuations, capex, and the physics behind the hype and how investors can tackle this next tech era. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Explore our insights on the AI Boom and how investors can navigate this next tech era. Learn more about the Fidelity Global Future Leaders Fund and Active ETF We’d love to hear from you! Email us at PodcastsAustralia@fil.com with suggestions for episodes or guests. For more information on Fidelity visit fidelity.com.au. Read our full disclaimer. This episode was recorded 6 November 2025. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Open AI, Amazon, NVIDIA: Bubble or breakthrough?
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