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BMO tips broader growth as most likely in 5-year outlook

(pictured: Barry McInerney) BMO Global Asset Management has published its annual five-year outlook for markets, including an analysis of three key “actionable” investment scenarios. The most likely tips a broadening of economic growth from the US to Europe and Japan. BMO GAM has placed a 60 per cent chance on the benign view which envisages…

Investor Strategy News | 20th Mar 2016 | More
Henderson consolidates admin with pControl installation

Henderson Global Investors has gone live with Milestone Group’s ‘pControl Fund Oversight’ system across its range of mutual funds and investment trusts. The installation has also allowed a consolidation of admin services by the big manager. According to Milestone, the solution has enabled Henderson to automate the collection of fund valuation data and the subsequent…

Investor Strategy News | 20th Mar 2016 | More
Mellody Hobson brings her passion to Australia

(pictured: Mellody Hobson, photographed by Annie Leibovitz for Pirelli) Not too many fund managers have graced the pages of a Pirelli Calendar, not even the thinking-man’s edition shot by Annie Leibovitz last year. But Mellody Hobson is no ordinary fund manager. And she is speaking this week at the CMSF conference for all to hear. Greg…

Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
… as diversity goes mainstream with State Street’s SHE

(pictured: Kristi Mitchem)  On the day before International Women’s Day, last week, State Street Global Advisors announced the launch of its latest exchange traded fund: the SHE. Perhaps gender diversity may become the newest smart-beta factor for quantitative investing. When fund managers think they can make money out of a trend you know one thing:…

Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
What family offices and HNWs think about diversification

(pictured: Steven Hall)  In its second annual think tank involving family offices, high net worth investors and their specialist advisors, Brookvine dissected the value of diversification. The differences between these investors and big super funds are fascinating. The super funds are not always right. Steven Hall, managing director of Brookvine, a fund manager and distribution…

Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
  • SMSF survey shows confusion over hybrids

    (pictured: Richard Murphy and John McNiven)  With the increasing popularity of bank hybrid securities, especially for yield-hungry retirees and SMSF investors, comes increasing concern that not everyone understands the products compared with other fixed income options. The results of a survey undertaken by the Australian Corporate Bond Company at last month’s SMSF Association conference in…

    Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
    Equity trading drag another burden for funds

    (pictured: Raewyn Williams) New research by Parametric Australia has quantified real and potential drag on the performance of big super funds through the Australian and international equity trading activities of their managers. Costs can blow out to as much as 119bps for an Aussie equities portfolio. According to Raewyn Williams, head of research of the Australian…

    Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
    Why negative interest rate policy is bad

    (pictured: Nick Bullman) CheckRisk, the UK-based global investment risk consultancy, has strongly criticised negative interest rate policy (NIRP) for being, well, too negative. It should not happen, the firm says. In a client research note published over the weekend, CheckRisk, founded by chairman and managing partner Nick Bullman, says that the latest move by the ECB,…

    Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
    NZ’s Reserve Bank tells NZX to clear off over settlements

    The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has already short-listed technology providers to reboot NZClear after scuppering plans to sell its securities settlement business last week. According to a Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) spokesperson, the central bank is “well-advanced” in its search for a systems provider to modernise NZClear, beginning a tender process…

    Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
    NAB Asset Servicing’s big deal with Thomson Reuters

    (pictured: Daryl Sisson) NAB Asset Servicing has consolidated data feeds under one preferred provider, Thomson Reuters, through its ‘DataScope Select’ platform, and installed the information company’s terminals in its business. David Knights, acting head of the NAB custody arm, said in a statement last week that Thomson Reuters was appointed “not only because they offer…

    Investor Strategy News | 13th Mar 2016 | More
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