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‘Deglobalisation’ and the resurgence of top-down style

(Pictured:Jean-Rene Adam) The global financial crisis changed a lot of things for funds managers, but one of the least-well publicised affects has been a resurgence in the comparative fortunes of top-down managers. This is happening at a time when there is talk of “deglobalisation”,  also in the wake of the crisis. Eaton Vance and one…

Investor Strategy News | 24th Nov 2013 | More
Why Henderson likes the changing world

(Pictured:Matthew Beesley) Investors who follow the rules can generally do a good job in steady markets. Super funds look likely to produce, in 2013, on average, their best calendar year returns for 10 years. But change is all around us. As the cliché goes: it’s the one constant. Henderson Global Investors, a fund manager whose…

Investor Strategy News | 24th Nov 2013 | More
Managed funds research trends – how Lonsec is adapting

Amanda Gillespie… ‘retirement piece is what we, as an industry, have to come to terms with. Lonsec Research is one of the main entities under Lonsec Fiscal Holdings, the result of the ownership change and recapitalization of the Lonsec research and broking group in mid-2011 with the SuperRatings super fund research firm. Amanda Gillespie, a long-time Lonsec employee and the chief executive of Lonsec Research, is…

Investor Strategy News | 21st Nov 2013 | More
Garry’s back: tongues wagging over New Daily

Comment by Greg Bright I’m not sure anyone knows the likely direction of the news media into the future. Fairfax last week accepted about 35 voluntary redundancies among journalists following the closure of the print edition of BRW. The company has shed more than 20 per cent of its staff in the past three years….

Investor Strategy News | 17th Nov 2013 | More
Buyer beware: the downside of globalization

(Pictured: Andy Budden) Investing in broad market indices such as the S&P/ASX 200 may inadvertently give rise to unexpected geographic exposures, according to analysis by Capital Group, one of the world’s largest active fund managers. While investors have long known that many Australian companies are active in other countries, they may be surprised to learn that…

Investor Strategy News | 17th Nov 2013 | More
  • Cbus prepares for custody shift

    After its first custody review in more than 20 years, the $23 billion Cbus super fund is preparing to move securities servicing providers. The investment team has put a recommendation to the board to replace NAB Asset Servicing with JP Morgan Investor Services. The review, overseen by Trish Donohue, Cbus’s executive manager of investment management,…

    Investor Strategy News | 17th Nov 2013 | More
    FFTW getting into gear for new defensive strategies

    (Pictured: Rob Harrison) Fischer Francis Trees & Watts, the US-based bond manager controlled by BNP Paribas Investment Partners, is looking to increase its marketing efforts in Australia to coincide with the search by super funds for alternative defensive assets. Rob Harrison, the global head of FFTW and North American head for BNPP IP, said last week…

    Investor Strategy News | 17th Nov 2013 | More
    Where to the Aussie dollar?

    (Pictured: Nick Bullman) The RBA could drop the official interest rate by another 25bps as soon as next quarter, according to the latest assessment by CheckRisk, the UK-based investment risk analysis firm. In its latest bulletin, CheckRisk says Australian investors have had a good year and the outlook remains positive. This has led to two interesting…

    Investor Strategy News | 17th Nov 2013 | More
    Target-date technology for outcomes-oriented options

    Target-date funds never really took off in Australia. However, the technology behind their delivery may well suit the new and clear trend to outcome-oriented investing. JP Morgan has built an open-architecture system based on its “cash allocation and rebalancing solution” (CARS). While CARS is not available in Australia, the system should be of interest to…

    Investor Strategy News | 17th Nov 2013 | More
    Henderson’s first acquisition in Aussie expansion

    (Pictured: Rob Adams) Henderson Global Advisors has made its first acquisition in Australia since setting up shop early this year. The UK-listed manager has acquired all of the Ascalon-affiliated hedge fund manager H3 Global Advisors. H3 Global specializes in managed futures and commodities investments and has about A$340 million under management. Ascalon bought its 45 per…

    Investor Strategy News | 17th Nov 2013 | More
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