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The Diversification Myth

Presenter Keynote speaker, Tom Smith, Professor of Finance, Macquarie University, Leading finance academic
Date/Time
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Contact person
Dr Rakesh Gupta
T: 0889595321 E: rakesh.gupta@cdu.edu.au
Location Mal Nairn Auditorium
Red 07.1.04, Casuarina campus
Open to Public

The Diversification Myth 

Join leading finance experts for this free public lecture that examines whether global investors are really protected by spreading their investments across international markets. 

The panel will explore diversification, financial market integration and the economic factors shaping global investment risk. 

Keynote speaker
Tom Smith - Professor of Finance, Macquarie University, Leading finance academic 

Panelists 
David Robertson - Chief Economist, Bendigo Bank 
David Hedley - Director, Economic Analysis, NT Department of Treasury and Finance 

Event host 
Dr Rakesh Gupta - Associate Professor of Accounting and Finance, Charles Darwin University. Leading scholar in international diversification and financial market integration 

Event details 
Thursday, 5 November 2026 
Networking: 4.30 pm–5.15 pm 
Event starts: 5.30 pm 
Mal Nairn Auditorium 
Red 07.1.04, Casuarina campus 

Free event, limited places 

Choose in-person or online attendance when registering. Places for in-person attendance may be limited. 

Register to attend

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