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Link buys Syncsoft to expand in government fund market

(Pictured: Rory Wainer) In an intriguing deal, Link Group, the big private equity-controlled super fund administrator and share registry company, has bought Syncsoft, a well-regarded systems business which boasts some of Australia’s largest super funds as its clients. The deal is expected to be announced today (Monday). Syncsoft’s 80-or-so staff have been told of the…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Sep 2013 | More
Towers Watson looking for another hedge fund expert

(Pictured: Hugh Dougherty) Towers Watson is doing a global search to appoint a hedge fund expert to one of its Australian offices as part of an effort to have “a much higher level of engagement” with hedge funds on behalf of its clients, according to Hugh Dougherty, the firm’s head of manager research, Australia. Dougherty…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Sep 2013 | More
Confronting views on industry reputation

(Pictured: Rachel Botsman) It won’t be all good news for the super industry executives attending the SuperRatings conference and awards night in Melbourne on October 15. Rachel Botsman has some confronting views for funds and managers on the big new institutional risk of reputation. Botsman, billed as one of the world’s most sought-after speakers, says…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Sep 2013 | More
AMG’s managers happy with world conditions

(Pictured: Andrew Dyson) Affiliated Managers Group should have a better view of our world than most other fund managers. It owns or has interests in 27 affiliated firms operating in either regional or global markets.  And, according to Andrew Dyson, the global head of distribution, things are definitely looking up. Dyson, an executive vice president…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Sep 2013 | More
AIMA’s big hit: hedge fund managers have their say

(Pictured: Paul Chadwick) There was some good news – the hedge fund industry is too small to pose a systemic risk – and some bad news – the prospect of a nuclear holocaust is greater than you think.  But the best news was that Australia’s hedge fund industry, under the auspices of AIMA, put on…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Sep 2013 | More
  • Aussie hedge funds need greater scale

    (Pictured: Simon Ford) Simon Ford, head of alternative investments for ANZ Wealth and Private, delivered a few home truths to the faithful at the AIMA conference. He told them they needed to merge and keep merging until they got to at least $1 billion in assets under management. But in any case, 98 per cent…

    Investor Strategy News | 15th Sep 2013 | More
    Marshman bows out on a high with global ranking

    (Pictured: Ken Marshman) Ken Marshman, the chair and head of investment outcomes at JANA Investment Advisers, who is due to retire from full-time consulting at the end of this month, has been awarded a major accolade as the “fifth most influential consultant in the world”. And another Australian, Frontier Advisors’ most senior investment person, Fiona…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Sep 2013 | More
    Study of NZ advisors shows Australian dominance

    (Pictured: David Chaplin) The first comprehensive study of the New Zealand financial advisory market demonstrates a massive concentration of ownership by AMP and four Australian banks, as AMP last week increased its lead with the purchase of another four financial planning practices. The study, “AFA Today – an Analysis of New Zealand’s Investment Adviser Market”,…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Sep 2013 | More
    Implications of the new Government: FoFA and super

    (Pictured: Martin Codina) A Tony Abbott victory on the weekend now means certain parts of the Future of Financial Advice reforms, which became compulsory on July 1 this year, are likely to be rolled back. The new treasurer in waiting, Joe Hockey, has made clear that his government will remove the opt-in condition, i.e. the…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Sep 2013 | More
    Aussie funds improve global rankings

    By Penny Pryor All Australian funds moved up the size rankings in the latest annual survey of the world’s top 300 retirement plans, produced by publisher Pensions & Investments and consulting firm Towers Watson. Of the 15 Australian funds that appear on the list, five are in the top 100, with the Future Fund having…

    Investor Strategy News | 8th Sep 2013 | More
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