Chad Padowitz

Chad Padowitz is the co-chief investment officer Talaria Asset Management. He has more than 25 years' experience in the financial services industry in the UK, South Africa and Australia. His experience includes working as an analyst in the treasury department at HSBC Bank in London, in derivative reporting and analysis, and as an equities research analyst at First National Bank in South Africa. In 1998 Chad co-founded Aurica Financial Services in South Africa, a private client asset management company. In 2001, this was sold to Anglorand and he moved to Melbourne where he joined AXA Asia Pacific in 2003 in the role of investment specialist in equities and fixed income. Chad holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of the Witwatersrand (South Africa), is a Fellow of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia and is a Chartered Financial Analyst charterholder. He co-founded Talaria Asset Management in 2018. Connect with Chad Padowitz on LinkedIn.


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Why investors are backing Henkel shares

Millions of people use Henkel's products every day. Here's why investors are taking a closer look at the German consumer and industrial giant.

Is A O Smith stock a buy? Why investors are taking notice

A O Smith (NYSE:AOS) is the leading player in the US water heater market. Here's why some investors see value in the stock despite recent cyclical weakness.

Why Exor’s shares still look deeply undervalued

As the owner of Ferrari, Exor controls one of the world's highest-quality luxury assets, yet its shares reflect little of that strength.

Are Essity stocks a buy in 2026?

Thinking about buying defensive stocks? Hygiene giant Essity's cash flow, market strength and undervalued P/E ratio mean it scrubs up well.

Is EOG the best oil stock for long-term returns?

Is this oil company quietly outperforming the market? EOG Resources delivers growth, returns, and ESG progress, all at a compelling valuation.

Why you should add Newmont shares to your portfolio

Gold prices are rising - and so is interest in the world's biggest gold miner. Here's why Newmont could be a golden opportunity for investors.

Should you buy, hold or sell Everest shares?

The greatest risk for any insurance business is the potential for higher-than-expected claims from major events, so should you invest in Everest Group?

Why you should buy Ambev shares

Ambev is one of the largest brewing companies globally, and its strong balance sheet makes it appealing even in challenging market conditions.

Why you should buy Brenntag shares

Since 2013, German chemical and ingredients distributor Brenntag has delivered 6% per annum total return to shareholders.

Should you buy, hold or sell Nestlé shares?

Nestlé has vowed to address the human rights and sustainability challenges that have plagued the brand, so is it a buy, hold or sell?
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