Inside the Rope with David Clark
David Clark
In this show, David interviews the leading minds in Wealth Management. David Clark is an experienced and respected Financial Services Professional. As a Partner and Advisor at Koda Capital, David advises some of Australia most successful families on Wealth Management.
David is also a successful entrepreneur that has exited two financial services businesses. He is a director of the St Josephs College Foundation and sits on the investment committee, as well as being a founder of ZamBzee a software application development company.
David is also a successful entrepreneur that has exited two financial services businesses. He is a director of the St Josephs College Foundation and sits on the investment committee, as well as being a founder of ZamBzee a software application development company.
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Apr 8, 2019 • 42min
Ep 34: Michael Heine - Family Entrepreneurship
I speak with Michael Heine about his family's long entrepreneurial track record from escaping Nazi Germany to successfully listing Netwealth in 2017. We cover topics such as selecting an adviser, intergenerational wealth and being an entrepreneur.
Mar 26, 2019 • 33min
Ep 33: Adrian Redlich - Private Debt
Adrian joins us to discuss the opportunity to make double digit returns by lending to property developers.
Mar 11, 2019 • 27min
Ep 32: Rhett Kessler - Australian Equities One Year Later
Rhett Kessler is one of my favourite investors. We speak with Rhett about his views on the current equity market and outlook, along with his recent investment in CSL and the recycling company BIngo.
Feb 25, 2019 • 37min
Ep 31: Kim Morison - Investing in Water Rights
Kim Morrison joins us to discuss investing in agriculture and specifically water rights, a strategy that has been very successful for Kim over the last 10 years.
Feb 11, 2019 • 25min
Ep 30: Christopher Joye - The Investment Outlook
Christopher has advised key policy makers in Australia and the US on economic management. In this episode we discuss investing in enhanced cash along with his views on the investment outlook. Christopher is the founder of Coolabah Capital and is also a Contributing Editor to the Australian Financial Review.
Jan 23, 2019 • 34min
Ep 29: Trevor Folsom - Technology Start Ups
Trevor Folsom retired at age 39 after he and his partner sold their business for more than $100m. Retirement lasted 3 months as Trevor headed back to what he loves doing: helping startups grow.
Jan 9, 2019 • 16min
Ep 28: Justin Borus - Investing in Israel (Part 2)
In this podcast, Justin Borus discusses investing in Israel, focusing on the IBEX Fund and its strategies. He highlights the strong performance of Israeli companies and the opportunities available. The podcast also explores Israel's industries, including drones, cyber security, desalination, and pharmaceuticals. It concludes by discussing the resilience of the Israeli market and predicting future growth opportunities.
Dec 3, 2018 • 25min
Ep 27: Phil King - Absolute Return Investing
Phil King has been described by the AFR as "one of Australia's most Astute Investors". We talk to Phil about his absolute return process and how he has been able to provide great returns to investors through investing in Australian and Asian Companies.
Nov 12, 2018 • 42min
Ep 26: Hamish Douglass- Global Investing
Alphabet (Google), Facebook, Apple and Microsoft. These are some of the investments that Hamish and Magellan believe will provide great returns. Hamish takes us through his outlook and position. We also talk about Driverless Vehicles who is leading and how Tesla is or is not positioned in this space.
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Oct 31, 2018 • 34min
Ep 25: John Hempton - Hunting Fraud
John Hempton, founder and chief investment officer of Bronte Capital, dives deep into the art of spotting great long-term investments and uncovering fraud. He shares his journey from tax policy to forensic accounting, showcasing a unique blend of expertise. The conversation unveils strategies for strategic ownership in giants like Costco and Amazon, along with insights into identifying enduringly profitable companies. Hempton also discusses the vital role of activist investors in exposing corporate misconduct, emphasizing the balance between passion and success in finance.


