WEBINAR
Australian hybrids: Navigating the next phase
1 HR
Watch the replay: How investors can navigate the changing hybrid market and stay ahead of the curve.
A major structural shift is coming to Australian banks. ASX bank hybrids, also known as Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital, will begin phasing out from January 2027, bringing significant implications for investors in this $42 billion market.
Join VanEck’s investments experts live as they unpack the impact of this transition, provide in-depth analysis of the fixed income and capital securities landscape, and discuss portfolio positioning.
Attendees who are financial professionals will receive CPD credit within two weeks following the live webinar.
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Cameron McCormackSenior Portfolio Manager, VanEckCameron is an experienced actuary with expertise in quantitative modeling, investment performance evaluation, and trade execution. Previously, Cameron worked in pricing and client solutions at Pacific Life Re Australia. He is an Associate of the Society of Actuaries (ASA).
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Pranay LalSenior Associate, Investment & Capital Markets, VanEckPranay specialises in equity and fixed-income trading execution, creating quantitative models for portfolio management, and delivering investment analytics. Previously, Pranay held roles at Macquarie Group and PwC Australia. He is an Associate of the Institute of Actuaries Australia (AIAA) and a Chartered Enterprise Risk Actuary (CERA).
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