Famed hedge fund manager Dan Loeb has been named as one of the headline acts for next month’s Sohn Hearts & Minds philanthropic investment conference to be held in Sydney.

When Ravi Chopra reveals his stock pick at the prestigious Sohn Hearts & Minds conference at the Opera House in Sydney next month, it could well be a short bet on a US bank.

Get to know our 2023 Conference Fund Manager Rikki Bannan of IFM Investors who recently featured on the Equity Mates Media podcast. 

Last year, Ravi Chopra was travelling through Europe to shop his latest short idea to potential investors. “Financials are really all in the weeds,” he told The Australian Financial Review in an interview from New York. 

“Healthcare is often viewed as a stable, defensive sector to invest in, but in small caps that hasn’t necessarily proven to be the case,” she says in an interview ahead of her appearance at the Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference 2023.

Don't miss Dr Peter Attia who will speak at the Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference at the Sydney Opera House next month.

Angela Aldrich of Bayberry Capital Partners LP bet against Treasury Wine Estates at the top of the market and now she's preparing to make her next big call at this year's Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference.

After a decade of easy money pushing equity markets in one direction, Wall Street hedge fund manager Ricky Sandler says the return of volatility and higher interest rates is seeing money return to long-short strategies.

Influential New York-hedge fund manager Ricky Sandler returns to Australia to make a new pick at this year’s Sohn Hearts & Minds conference that will be held at the Sydney Opera House on November 17. 

Influential New York hedge fund manager Ricky Sandler of Eminence Capital returns for the 2023 Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference in Sydney and says no one is focused on picking interesting, idiosyncratic stocks.

Equity Mates are joined by Head of Claremont Global Bob Desmond to discuss his 2022 conference pick, Nike. In the episode Bob unpacks the key metrics, the bull case and the bear case for Nike. 

Two hundred of Australia’s best and brightest money managers, bankers and entrepreneurs toasted the seventh Sohn Hearts and Minds conference at David Walsh’s MONA.

Top global money managers are telling investors to steer clear of companies that don’t make money and invest instead in unloved but profitable businesses.

A room filled with 700 of the country’s financial luminaries and billionaires is a difficult place to pitch an investment idea but it’s a great place to raise money for charity.

These are the mega-themes the smartest minds in the market are now firmly getting behind which they believe can help them deliver outsized profits.

Perpetual’s Anthony Aboud says companies with strong balance sheets will finally be rewarded for their discipline in a time of global market upheaval.

Some of the top fund managers in the country will on Friday pitch their best investment ideas to the Sohn Hearts & Minds conference.

Perpetual’s top stock picker Anthony Aboud makes his money running against the crowd and this is why property trusts like Charter Hall are sitting right the top his list right now.

Carleton’s conviction will be on full display on Friday when he makes his third appearance at the Sohn Hearts & Minds Conference, where stock-pickers share their best ideas in the name of medical research.

Maggie O'Neill, HM1's Head of Marketing and Operations joined Nick Griffin, CIO of Munro Partners to discuss Hearts & Minds' history, Munro Partners' involvement and Nick's upcoming stock pitch.

Joyce Meng is a presenter at this year’s Sohn Hearts & Minds Investment Leaders Conference on November 18, which takes place in Hobart and aims to raise money for medical research.

Founder, CIO and CEO of Eminence Capital Ricky Sandler talks about launching the $5.7bn asset manager, changing market structures and why he's participating in the SH&M conference.

Munro’s Nick Griffin on why he prefers Alphabet and Amazon over Meta, shorting industrials and Chinese equities, and his top picks for the energy transition.

An increasing intransigence from authorities in Beijing toward private enterprise and harsh pandemic restrictions might be keeping some investors away, but the same factors are creating good opportunities in Chinese stocks.