Welcome to another episode of On the Couch from Marcus Today. And in this episode Henry Jennings is talking with Julian McCormack from Platinum Asset Management.
In this podcast, Julian and Henry talk about the outlook for global markets as we head towards a recession and a continuing realignment of asset prices. How bad will it get and what investors can do to protect themselves in these troubled times.
Julian joined Platinum in 2001 as an investment analyst, but then left in 2002 to travel the world. Upon returning he spent eight years working in metals and mining equity research and investment banking at Credit Suisse before founding a company in minerals exploration.
Julian re-joined Platinum in 2014 as an investment specialist and works to help clients stay informed, as well as working with the basic industries analytical team.
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