In The Media
Livewire Podcast: Paul Burgon Discusses the 10 Principals for Investing in 2025 and Beyond
Lipman Burgon Managing Partner and CIO, Paul Burgon, recently joined James Marlay on the Livewire podcast The Rules of Investing. In the podcast Paul shares his 10 principles for...
Barron’s Australia Podcast: Paul Burgon Discusses the Importance of Honesty, Accountability and Tenacity
Lipman Burgon and Partners Managing Partner and CIO Paul Burgon has returned to Barron’s Australia podcast, sitting down with Chris Freeman to discuss the connection between...
Lipman Burgon & Partners ranks in top 10 Financial Advisers in Australia
We proudly advise that Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer Paul Burgon has been ranked at number six in the distinguished Top 100 Financial Advisers list published by...
CityWire – Paul Burgon’s Outlook on Global Financial Markets
In this interview with Citywire, Paul Burgon shares his outlook on global financial markets where he discusses the appeal of real and alternative assets, the tailwinds supporting...
Australia’s Top 100 Financial Advisors 2022
While uncertain market conditions have tested the firm and our clients, we have continued to focus on delivering quality advice. We are pleased to advise the firm has been...
Barrons: Do bonds still have a place in client portfolios?
With yields near all-time lows yet the prospect of an interest rate rise, where do bonds sit in an investment strategy?
Australia’s Top 100 Financial Advisors 2021
Managing Partner Paul Burgon is recognised among the top 15 advisors in the country by The Australian newspaper and New York-based investment magazine Barron’s
Ausbiz: Is QE tapering really a threat to equity markets?
Equity markets aren’t likely to be overly threatened by central bank tapering given the outlook for strong economic growth. Watch the interview to learn more about our view on cyclical and growth stocks and which defensives are likely to be effective in this environment.
Ausbiz – Rising bond yields and the equities outlook
As bond yields recently begun climbing higher as the market priced in higher inflation expectations, the outlook for equities has come under the microscope.