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What an incredible night at the Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney Sapphire Gala Ball!   We dressed to impress, had a blast, and most importantly, raised funds for a cause close to our hearts. 💖   We are proud to be the Diamond Sponsors of this amazing event.   Thank you to everyone who made this night unforgettable. Together, we are making a difference! 🌟   #sapphiregalaball #lifeline #savinglives #mentalhealth #communitysupport #makingadifference

**Hot off the Press** Our Senior Investment Director, Joey Mouracadeh, has been featured in The Australian Financial Review. He shares his insights about what investors need to know about Private Credit.

Celebrating a Decade of Excellence! 🌟 Today marks a significant milestone as we celebrate James McFarland's 10-year service anniversary! Thank you, James, for your support, dedication, and commitment to excellence. Your hard work and passion have truly made a difference. Here’s to many more wonderful years together! 🥂 #anniversary #milestone #excellence #teamwork #success #bestplacetowork

SB Talks Special Edition: Philanthropic Adviser – Peter Winneke In this episode of SB Talks, Stanford Brown CEO Vincent O'Neill speaks with Author and Philanthropic Adviser Peter Winneke to discuss the role of a Philanthropic Adviser, the tax incentives of Philanthropy and asking the difficult question of 'How much is enough?'. Peter also shares concepts from his book ‘Give While You Live’ - A Practical Guide to More and Better Giving in Australia. #philanthropy #givewhileyoulive

GYG’s IPO, ‘ABC’ Bank Share Rally, French Bonds, and The Tech Giants Battle! In this episode of SB Talks, Stanford Brown CEO Vincent O'Neill and CIO Nick Ryder discuss Guzman y Gomez’s $3 billion hot initial public offering. They share insight into what’s driving the share prices of Australian banks and discuss the recent RBA, Bank of England and Swiss National Bank meetings. They also cover the magnificent rise of NVIDIA to become the world’s most valuable company.

Australia’s per capita recession, the AI arms race and European elections. In this episode of SB Talks, Stanford Brown CEO Vincent O'Neill and CIO Nick Ryder discuss the domestic GDP numbers showing weak economic growth and share insight into rising unemployment, NAIRU and the interest rate outlook. They also discuss the rise of Far-Right parties in the European elections and how national sovereignty is driving demand for NVIDIA’s AI chips.

Meet The Investor Series: Anthony Todd, Aspect Capital In this episode of Meet the Investor, Joey Mouracadeh sits down with Anthony Todd, founder and CEO at Aspect Capital to discuss the systematic trading systems developed by him and his team. Understand how Anthony left the pioneers of systematic and quantitative trading AHL, with 2 of the founders of that business (the A and the L) to set up Aspect, how the firm, their team of quantitative traders and their computers generate systems to trade the markets, which markets they trade, and how they generate returns for investors.

SB Talks Special Edition: Pre-Budget Insights As we gear up for tonight’s Federal Budget CEO Vincent O’Neill is joined by CIO Nick Ryder to discuss their expectations and insights on upcoming fiscal policy changes. The pair cover the implementation of stage three tax cuts, anticipated cost of living measures and adjustments to HECS debt indexation and its implications for recent graduates. They also explore the ambitious $11 billion housing initiative aimed at constructing 1.2 million homes by 2030, along with insights into the Future Made in Australia Act and its substantial investments in renewable energy projects and technological advancements.

Fantastic to see the SB team coming together in support of the Darkness Into Light Sydney walk, raising much-needed funds for suicide and self-harm prevention and support!

This morning, the Stanford Brown team came together for our inaugural SB Bake Off to raise funds for the Cancer Council Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea. We were treated to a decadent spread of homemade baked goods as Stanford Brown’s aspiring bakers competed for the honorary Bake Off trophy. As a result, we raised over $1,200 for the Cancer Council, which will be put towards the research, support and prevention of cancer in Australia.