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Sunlight the best disinfectant in FX trades

(Pictured: James McGeehan) QIC has added its weight to growing concerns, around the world, about returns leakages due to sloppy foreign exchange transacting. QIC held roundtables last week promoting closer oversight and monitoring by super funds. With the help of FX Transparency, a US-based specialist FX consulting firm, QIC presented to super funds in Sydney and…

Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
Search continues for new fixed interest instruments

(Pictured: Shawn Bookin) The question of credit, for super funds’ asset allocation during the current cycle, seems to be a question of ‘how much’ rather than whether they are ‘in or out’. Many investors utilize bonds as a low-risk strategy in their portfolio. In an environment where the benchmark index is heavily concentrated in low-yielding government…

Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
New fund services head at JP Morgan in Australia

(Pictured: Henry Capra) Henry Capra, an investment operations specialist who was most recently the chief operating officer at BlackRock, has been appointed local head of custody and fund services at JP Morgan. Capra has joined JP Morgan Investor Services in Sydney following the promotion of Australian-based custody and fund services head, Mark Kelley, to a regional…

Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
Opportunities on the other side of resources boom

(Pictured: Bruce Jenkyn-Jones) A double trend to thematic investing at the asset allocation level and ESG investing throughout portfolios augurs well for Impax Asset Management as it looks to promote its “global resource optimization” strategies in Australia. NSW’s Local Government Super is an early adopter. Bruce Jenkyn-Jones, Impax’s London-based managing director of listed equities, which accounts…

Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
State Street wins Qld funds under IFAA guidance

In a clever move on behalf of three of its smaller funds, Queensland-based administrator IFAA has put together a A$1.8 billion group tender for custody and administration, won by State Street. The funds are Mercy Super (formerly Sisters of Mercy), Club Super Queensland and QIEC Super, all acting with advice from JANA Investment Advisers. While…

Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
  • Why fund passport proposals are everyone’s business

    (Pictured: Damien Barry) Super funds and pension funds in the Asia Pacific region should not think that the various government “fund passport” initiatives – of which there are now several – are just of interest to fund managers. They matter for asset owners too. Damien Barry, the Hong Kong-based senior VP and head of offshore fund…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
    Australia’s investors of influence

    (Pictured: David Neal (from aiCIO)) David Neal, the CIO of the Future Fund, is the second-most influential fiduciary investor in the world, according to a report by US publisher Asset International. And there are three other Australians in the global top 100 CIOs. The other Australians are: John Pearce, of UniSuper, at number 31, Mark Delaney of AustralianSuper at 43,…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
    PM Capital urges retail investors move offshore

    (Pictured: Paul Moore) PM Capital turned 15 years old over the weekend. As BT alumni, most of whom who have gone on to bigger and better things, Paul Moore and Ashley Pittard have also done well for themselves and their clients. They have now embarked on a campaign to get retail investors to put more money…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
    Treasury’s Walsh heading to Rotterdam

    (Pictured: Peter Walsh) Peter Walsh, the director of distribution at the listed multi-affiliate manager Treasury Group, is heading overseas in the new year to take up a big job at Robeco in Rotterdam, in the Netherlands. Walsh, who has been a researcher, lecturer and funds management marketer in his career, has been at Treasury for three…

    Investor Strategy News | 27th Oct 2013 | More
    Ideas and consequences: the decision trees of investing

    Sam Sicilia… science meets investments HOSTPLUS has a history of innovation. It has embarked on brave and unusual marketing campaigns. It brought its member services call centre in-house some years ago. It plans to form a PST next year which will be of interest to SMSFs and small funds as this will have an infrastructure option. Greg Bright…

    Investor Strategy News | 23rd Oct 2013 | More
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