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UBS’s Crestone spin-off goes with Avaloq platform

by Greg Bright  UBS Wealth-spawned Crestone group, which starts life on October 1 with more than $20 billion under advice, will use the Avaloq platform developed for Deutsche Private Wealth rather than that of FNZ, which has had an alliance with UBS Investment Bank for big super funds. UBS Wealth initiated a review of its…

Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
Martin Currie ups the ante in Australia

Willie Watt Martin Currie is looking to boost its institutional presence in Australia with a new push in the retirement incomes space by the former Legg Mason Australia ‘equity income’ fund and the establishment of a locally domiciled unit trust for a new global low-volatility-style fund. Willie Watt, the Edinburgh-based global chief executive of Martin…

Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
New active strategies attracting most fund flows

Justin White The importance of new products and investment strategies for fund manager inflows has jumped to record levels in the past two years, according to a white paper by Casey, Quirk & Associates. But the product development track record of most managers is “mediocre”. New active strategies are getting most of the inflows. Casey,…

Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
FEAL funds raise risk analysis concerns

Nicolas Le Clech  Super funds say that the increasing complexity of risk analysis and management is their biggest concern in the current market and regulatory environment. But whether they have the tools at hand to address their concerns is another story, according to the recent round of Fund Executives Association Ltd member lunches. Nicolas Le…

Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
Hive Legal builds finance practice

David Reckenberg UniSuper lawyer David Reckenberg has returned to private practice after about 13 years in funds management. He has joined the recently established financial services unit of innovative Melbourne firm Hive Legal where he links with several other former lawyers from Minter Ellison. Reckenberg said last week that he was strongly attracted to Hive…

Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
  • JP Morgan wins out in ACC custody battle

    Bryan Gray JP Morgan has won the unified custody and securities servicing role at the NZ$30 billion-plus Accident Compensation Commission of New Zealand fund, knocking Northern Trust out of a job in the process. According to an ACC spokesperson, the transition of Northern Trust-held assets to JP Morgan – amounting to about NZ$5 billion of…

    Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
    Northern, JP Morgan name new chiefs

    Madeleine Senior Two of the largest securities servicing firms in the region, JP Morgan and Northern Trust, have new heads of their Australian and New Zealand businesses following reshuffles announced in the past few days. Both are experienced insiders at their respective firms. JP Morgan has appointed Nadia Schiavon as head of custody and fund…

    Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
    SMSFs increase cash holdings in face of uncertainty

    Robin Bowerman  SMSFs took a more conservative stance with asset allocation last financial year, lifting their cash holdings and reducing direct shares. The number using financial advisors also declined, according to the latest survey by Vanguard Investments and researcher Investment Trends. The survey of about 4,000 SMSF trustees and 500 financial planners, conducted every two…

    Investor Strategy News | 26th Jul 2015 | More
    What it took to build the new $70b TCorp

    Stephen Knight by Greg Bright It took a while – 15 months in the evaluation and another 15 months to implement it – but the formation of NSW’s largest fiduciary investment fund within NSW Treasury Corporation (TCorp), with more than $70 billion under management, is starting to deliver benefits in both tangible and intangible areas….

    Investor Strategy News | 18th Jul 2015 | More
    BNP gathers affiliates for EM small-cap action

    Don Smith The combination of emerging markets and small caps can deliver an enduring premium for patient investors. That is certain, or as certain as anything can be in the investment world. Some big global managers, such as BNP Paribas Investment Partners, are combining them with interesting results. According to Donald Smith, who was recruited…

    Investor Strategy News | 18th Jul 2015 | More
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