Lunch Money

Messing with Markets

So far, this year, the Covid crisis has given us interest rates heading for zero and anomalies in asset pricing: from used cars, to luxury property and…stocks? How does money printing and near-zero interest rates affect the fundamentals of corporate finance – debt vs. equity and business valuations? Why are luxury properties selling like hot-cakes, and why are used car values so high? In this week's Lunch Money, we put these questions to Dr Paul Mazzola (Academic at University of Wollongong), along with Ian Hyman OAM (CEO at Hymans Valuers and Auctioneers) - tune in for more!

Broadcast on:: 09 Oct 2020

So far, this year, the Covid crisis has given us interest rates heading for zero and anomalies in asset pricing: from used cars, to luxury property and…stocks?

How does money printing and near-zero interest rates affect the fundamentals of corporate finance – debt vs. equity and business valuations? Why are luxury properties selling like hot-cakes, and why are used car values so high?

In this week's Lunch Money, we put these questions to Dr Paul Mazzola (Academic at University of Wollongong), along with Ian Hyman OAM (CEO at Hymans Valuers and Auctioneers) - tune in for more!