THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT: West isn’t always best
Paul McBeth and Oliver Mander opine on marketland.
The Bottom Line’s Paul McBeth and New Zealand Shareholders’ Association chief executive Oliver Mander try their hands at this podcast thing with The Long and the Short of It, where they discuss the latest goings-on in marketland.
This week, Oliver thinks about the role investment banks have in getting companies to list, with the unconscious bias among our Aussie peers prevalent in convincing local firms to go with the ASX, but noting a blossoming among mid-market advisory firms that should start to pay dividends.
He also turns his mind to the raft of undervalued companies on the NZX, which seems to be driving the most recent takeovers of Bremworth and Restaurant Brands New Zealand, and with Sharesies’ latest quarterly index to hand, he notes it’s gauge of investor confidence is tracking very much in line with the NZSA’s weekly round-up.
Paul gets a little worked up.
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Disclosure: Paul McBeth has owned shares of NZX and Bremworth since January 2024.
