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David Chaplin

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David Chaplin is a reputed financial services journalist and publisher of Investment News NZ.

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Mercer NZ confirms Sydney-based CIO

Interim Mercer NZ chief investment officer, Ronan McCabe, has been upgraded to permanent following a long recruitment process to replace, Philip Houghton-Brown. The Sydney-based McCabe stepped into the breach last September when Houghton-Brown departed for the head of investment solutions role at BT Funds. Post the official internal promotion, he continues to hold his previous…

David Chaplin | 29th Jan 2021 | More
Ark blasts through ETF atmosphere of disruption

US-based niche thematic fund firm Ark Investment Management has jumped ahead of global giants BlackRock and State Street in exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows in January, according to a Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute (SWFI) report. The SWFI report says Ark, which runs seven ETFs based on ‘disruptive technology’ themes, took in US$1 billion on a single…

David Chaplin | 29th Jan 2021 | More
Why MBA’s infrastructure affiliate questions gas

Maple-Brown Abbott’s affiliated listed infrastructure management firm is turning off gas and switching more to electric as the world adjusts to a low-carbon energy future. In a paper published last month (January 25), the Sydney-based Global Listed Infrastructure says its analysis suggests electric utilities will be the major beneficiaries of global climate change energy policies…

David Chaplin | 29th Jan 2021 | More
Ins and outs of NZ Super’s reference portfolio

The NZ Superannuation Fund has slightly lifted both long-term outperformance and risk expectations in its latest ‘reference portfolio’ review while removing an explicit emerging markets benchmark from the process.

David Chaplin | 21st Jan 2021 | More
Westpac follows ANZ with Northern Trust mandate

Northern Trust has won another passive global equities gig with a bank-owned KiwiSaver fund following a mandate reshuffle at the Westpac scheme in New Zealand. Australia’s Ninety One was also a winner in the reshuffle. Along with several other changes, Northern Trust picked up a spot among six managers on the Westpac/BT international equities panel,…

David Chaplin | 15th Jan 2021 | More
  • … as Grantham calls last dance on market’s bubble

    Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham has called bubble on the longest bull market in history. In a searing client newsletter, ‘Waiting for the Last Dance’, Grantham says current market conditions that feature “extreme overvaluation, explosive price increases, frenzied issuance, and hysterically speculative investor behavior” bear all the hallmarks of a last-gasp bubble expansion. The founder of…

    David Chaplin | 7th Jan 2021 | More
    Notes on a crisis: why the music could be noisy

    Almost all global pension investors expect post-COVID financial markets to follow a ‘W’ path or play an accordion-like tune, a new survey has found. Whatever the shape of the future, it will not be smooth. The study, by UK-based research firm Create, shows almost half of the respondents projected a W-shaped recovery ahead while 36…

    David Chaplin | 4th Dec 2020 | More
    Shotgun divorce now in FNZ/GBST marriage

    NZ-based FNZ, the financial software firm run out of London, will have to offload its $260 million-plus Australian software asset within months after the UK competition regulator smothered the deal in a final ruling last week. In a decision handed down on Thursday, November 5, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ordered FNZ to sell…

    David Chaplin | 8th Nov 2020 | More
    NZ Super manager reshuffle, insources bonds

    by David Chaplin The almost NZ$50 billion (A$46.7 billion) NZ Superannuation Fund has made several changes to its manager line-up and asset allocation over the last year including taking a $1.6 billion bond portfolio in-house. Northern Trust and BlackRock were the biggest losers. According to the NZ Super annual report released last week (October 21),…

    David Chaplin | 24th Oct 2020 | More
    Howlin’s Research IP to expand into NZ

    Another investment platform is due to arrive in NZ within weeks under the ‘Flint Wealth’ brand. It is an equal partnership between Brisbane-based Research IP, run by well-known Australian advisory market identity Darren Howlin, and NZ’s Harbour Asset Management and Trustee Executors.

    David Chaplin | 19th Aug 2020 | More
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