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T. Rowe Price opens Melbourne office

(Pictured: David Frazer) T. Rowe Price is continuing its Australian expansion with the appointment of David Frazer, an experienced relationships manager, following on from the establishment of a ‘client operations’ manager position, filled by Irene Chung. In the past 12 months the Baltimore-based global firm has established an Australian equities capability and also appointed its…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2014 | More
Australia leads the way with ‘buddy approach’ to DAA

(Pictured: Michael Kelly) As super funds increasingly look to adopt a more outcomes-orientated approach to the governance of their assets, one interesting fall-out has been the trend to create a new bucket in their asset allocation for several multi-strategy managers. Sometimes called “the new balanced”, multi-strategy funds use dynamic asset allocation (DAA) skills to target…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2014 | More
Funds and managers increasing credit exposures

(Pictured: James Hayes) Australia’s 15 largest asset owners and managers of credit portfolios are expecting to invest more in local credit markets this year, according to a study by BNP Paribas. But, no surprise, sovereign debt is their least favoured sub-class at the moment. The 15 big credit investors make up more than half of…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2014 | More
BNP expands affiliate range with global value shop

BNP Paribas Investment Partners has added to its suite of multi-affiliate managers through a deal with global value equity specialist Barrow, Hanley, Mewhinney & Strauss (Barrow Hanley). Through the alliance, BNP Paribas, which represents the quality fixed interest manager Fischer Francis Trees & Watts and several others, will be the exclusive distributor of Barrow Hanley’s…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2014 | More
Michael Dwyer says Australians do care about refugees

(Pictured: Michael Dwyer) Michael Dwyer, the chief executive of the $43 billion First State Super, has long been a supporter of Australia for UNHCR. He urges his colleagues in the financial services industry to support the organization on World Refugee Day, this Friday, June 20. And he has some good reasons. Dwyer applauds the industry…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2014 | More
  • van Eyk’s new CIO takes a long-term view of the world

    Robert da Silva, a fixed income specialist and new co-CIO at van Eyk Research, is about to begin a review of the fixed income sector and hints that ‘minor enhancements’ will be made in the process After leaving school and stocking shelves at Coles for two years, Robert da Silva went back to university and…

    Investor Strategy News | 13th Jun 2014 | More
    Mainstream gets in on middle-office outsourcing wave

    (Pictured: Martin Smith) Mainstream BPO, the fund management administration specialist, has both expanded its Asian presence and added to its Australian service offering through the acquisition of a Hong Kong-based middle-office service provider, HFO Hong Kong. The privately owned firm has had a fully fledged office in Singapore for the past two years but only a…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Jun 2014 | More
    La Trobe commits to sponsorship in FEAL Awards deal

    (Pictured: Greg O’Neill) La Trobe Financial has negotiated a partnership for its annual CIO and COO Awards with the Fund Executives Association Ltd (FEAL), also agreeing to sponsor the Awards for the next three years. The two Awards, which each carries a $10,000 prize, will be next announced at a standalone ceremony on November 11 in…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Jun 2014 | More
    The good side of high frequency trading

    (Pictured: Mike Mendelson) AQR Capital Management has come out in support of the often-maligned ‘high frequency trading’ because of the liquidity, and therefore additional efficiency, it provides to markets. The interesting thing is that AQR is not a provider of HFT strategies – simply a well-informed user of markets. Michael Mendelson, a principal at AQR who…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Jun 2014 | More
    AQR lets Michael Lewis and Goldmans hijack its party

    (Pictured: Cliff Asness) by Greg Bright The people who run AQR Capital Management are not the types who let sleeping dogs lay. They are happy, even, to broach confronting subjects at their celebratory 10th anniversary Australian seminar, held in Sydney last week. For the uninitiated, Michael Lewis is the celebrated American writer of various finance-oriented best…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Jun 2014 | More
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