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Why managers need more than good performance to succeed

Good investment performance used to be all a fund manager needed to deliver. It’s still essential, but it is no longer a sufficient ingredient for success, according to Joe Sullivan, the president and chief executive of multi-affiliate manager Legg Mason Global Asset Management. Sullivan visited Australia last week to speak at Legg Mason symposiums in…

Investor Strategy News | 14th May 2017 | More
How to get the most out of emerging market debt

The odds are that the overall market returns from emerging market debt strategies – their beta – will be more subdued in the next couple of years than the recent past. But the allocations are just as necessary for yield-hungry investors. Here’s what one specialist manager suggests investors should do. Denise Simon, who has been…

Investor Strategy News | 14th May 2017 | More
Industry leaders line up for Chant West Awards evening

An impressive array of senior industry figures will attend the fifth annual Chant West Super Fund Awards presentations, at a gala dinner on May 24. Master of ceremonies for the black-tie function, at Sydney’s Ivy Ballroom, will be Martin Fahy, the ASFA chief executive. Chant West’s ‘VIPs’ attending from the industry include: Helen Rowell, deputy…

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… as the buzz gets louder surrounding MAX awards

The Rainmaker Information goup’s MAX Awards, organised by its publication ‘Financial Standard’, seem to have taken on a life of their own. The ‘people’s choice’ type of voting has created an increasing amount of interest in the industry each year in the lead-up to the awards night. Nominated companies muster support from staff, from friends,…

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Why factor tilts are not smart beta – Rob Arnott

Here’s an article for the serious quants. But, it should also be one for all of us. There is so much jargon surrounding factor investing, smart beta and passive management, including the increasing use of ETFs, that it is hard, if not impossible for ordinary institutional investors to get a handle on the trends. Research…

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  • Australia the best for pension funds on climate change

    Australia’s Local Government Super has moved up to number one in the world for asset owners in dealing with the risks associated with climate change, according to the latest report by the well-regarded AODP organisation. And First State Super has come in third in the world ranking. The AODP (Asset Owners Disclosure Project) fifth annual…

    Investor Strategy News | 7th May 2017 | More
    How to get systematic alpha out of a ‘black box’

    For many years super funds have been frustrated by managers who claim to have proprietary information in their processes. When revealed, the info is often no more than what is currently referred to as “smart beta”. Now, we can devolve these processes and highlight new strategies to explore. According to a new research paper by…

    Investor Strategy News | 7th May 2017 | More
    Shake-up for funds management admin

    Byram Johnston, the co-founder of MainstreamBPO, has transitioned from chief executive to executive chair of the listed company, in a move which is more important to the funds management admin industry than it seems. Funds management admin is going through a shake-up. If you listen to Byram, now a veteran in that part of the…

    Investor Strategy News | 7th May 2017 | More
    How to make money out of manager biases

    All managers are aware of the behavioural biases that most investors exhibit and how to bet against them. Not many, though, concentrate their whole philosophy on those biases. ClariVest Asset Management, however, does so and with considerable success. ClariVest, which is a US-based boutique that started in 2006, focuses on the interaction between a company’s…

    Investor Strategy News | 7th May 2017 | More
    What’s happening at Christian Super

    by Greg Bright  After nine years at the helm of Christian Super, the $1.3 billion super fund which has made its mark on the industry by developing ‘impact investing’ strategies, Peter Murphy has stepped down as chief executive. He has moved back to a consulting role which gives him a wider brief to continue his…

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