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OTC reporting coming close to a manager near you

(Pictured: Peter Tierney) After the global financial crisis the G20 finance heads decided on three things: to have more over-the-counter (OTC) trading in electronic and lit markets; to have third-party clearing for settlements; and compulsory OTC daily reporting. The last one, at least, is being phased in now. DTCC, the industry-owned global infrastructure provider for securities…

Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2014 | More
TAL, Antares sponsor UNHCR Mother’s Day Lunch

(Pictured: Marta Dusseldorp) Actress Marta Dusseldorp and comedienne and radio personality Wendy Harmer will be the guest speakers at Australia for UNHCR’s annual Mother’s Day Lunch this Friday, May 9. The event receives strong support each year from women in the financial services industry and this year’s sponsors are TAL (gold) and Antares Capital (silver). UNHCR…

Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2014 | More
The challenges ahead for the super industry

Tony Lally, the former chief executive of the big Sunsuper industry fund, has witnessed the evolution of the global pensions industry over a period of 40 years, starting in his native Ireland in 1974. After 30 years in Australian superannuation he is now transitioning to take on board positions, both within the industry and in…

Investor Strategy News | 2nd May 2014 | More
New ideas, like alternative debt, need to be embraced

(Pictured: Steve Hall) Comment by Greg Bright Every super fund CEO I’ve ever met, which is most of them, has said to me that he or she runs the fund as a business. As I get older and grumpier (my friend Jack Gray says it’s OK to be that way and he’s a lot smarter than…

Investor Strategy News | 27th Apr 2014 | More
Gooding looks around as 8IP closes HK office

(Pictured: Nial Gooding) Boutique Asian equities and Australian small-cap manager Eight Investment Partners (8IP) has closed its Hong Kong office. Nial Gooding, the experienced investment manager there, is now looking to form his own boutique. Gooding said last week that, after 20 years in Hong Kong, he would remain there and look to build a new…

Investor Strategy News | 27th Apr 2014 | More
  • JANA awards $385m to Causeway

    (Pictured: Neil Wild) JANA Investment Advisers has awarded a A$385 million mandate through its implemented consulting unit to Causeway Capital Management for global equities. Causeway, which is represented in Australia by Neil Wild and Michael Dorph, is an LA-based value manager for global equities. The firm, which was established in 2001 and has total funds under…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Apr 2014 | More
    Winton brings its brainiacs to Australia

    (Pictured: Andy Grimes) Winton Capital Group, the UK-based quant shop, has opened its Sydney office as part of a global expansion program for this year. Offices in Tokyo and New York are to follow. As previously reported, Winton has tapped Platinum Asset Management for its Australian rep – Andy Grimes. Before Platinum, where he had been…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Apr 2014 | More
    BNP picks up $1b from Certitude

    (Pictured: Craig Mowll) Certitude Global Investments has appointed BNP Paribas Securities Services as custodian and administrator for 14 unit trusts. The trusts have about $1 billion in assets under management. Certitude is an independent global fund-of-funds manager. Some of its underlying managers include Threadneedle Investments (UK), Lighthouse Partners (US), Marshall Wace Gavekal Asia-Pacific (Hong Kong) and…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Apr 2014 | More
    Towers Watson urges funds to search for innovation

    (Pictured: Ben Griffiths) Institutional investors should revisit their approach to constructing equity portfolios in order to take advantage of innovations in the industry, according to a report in Towers Watson’s new publication: Equity investing: Insights into a better portfolio. The report notes that investors have been diversifying away from equities in recent years, yet insists that…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Apr 2014 | More
    Government investment bodies getting more adventurous

    (Pictured: Joe Antonellis) Official institutions are looking to new markets and a broader range of assets as they search for greater returns, according to a new report by State Street, called ‘New Horizons for Official Institutions’. More than 60 senior executives at official institutions – defined as central banks, sovereign wealth funds (SWF) and public pension…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Apr 2014 | More
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