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2fold: Take Stock with Matt Haupt

With more than +15 year’s investment experience, Matt has a top-down investment approach to managing a portfolio of Australian-listed stocks across the S&P ASX 200.

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In this episode, Caroline Gurney, CEO of Future Generation, speaks to Matt Haupt, Portfolio Manager of Wilson Asset Management’s Leader’s Fund. With more than +15 year’s investment experience, Matt has a top-down investment approach to managing a portfolio of Australian-listed stocks across the S&P ASX 200. Listen to this episode as Matt discusses the ASX reporting season, his market outlook for 2024 and the future of Listed Investment Companies.

Wilson Asset Management is the lead supporter of the Future Generation companies and is one of Future Generation Australia’s (ASX: FGX) pro bono fund managers.

Listen time 20 minutes.

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