SIAA Monthly – May 2026

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FEATURE ARTICLES

• Navigating the Strait of Hormuz: Asset allocation in a geopolitical shock
  When military conflict broke out on 28 February 2026, global markets were confronted with one of the most significant energy disruptions in modern history. The Strait of Hormuz—through which nearly 20% of global oil supply flows—was effectively closed to normal tanker traffic.
• 18 garden hoses on the bottom of the ocean connect Australia to the world
  It’s just a matter of time until something breaks. Is the industry ready?
• Accelerating the shift to electronic CHESS statements – what ASX is doing right now
  ASX is ramping up its initiatives to grow investor opt-in to electronic CHESS statements and notifications.
• Why debt restructuring experience is crucial in private credit investing
  Success in private credit investing is driven by avoiding losers rather than picking winners. This makes it crucial for private credit managers to be equipped with the right skills to minimise potential losses.
• 5 reasons why opportunities persist in emerging markets and Asia Pacific equities
  Global uncertainty is on the rise, yet we believe emerging markets (EM) and Asia Pacific (APAC) equities continue to present robust opportunities for diversification and growth.
• Super snippets: Super is not CSLR fix
  If you have been tracking the history of the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR), you will have seen that what was proposed as a consumer protection measure has morphed into a scheme where every failure is now parked with the expectation that someone else will pick up the tab.