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Custodians getting ready for Stronger Super regulations

(Pictured: Peter Baker) Australian custodians are gearing up for the application of Stronger Super regulations with service providers Milestone Group and Ausmaq already coming to the party with their new procedures for funds to be able to post details of all their underlying securities by mid-next year. The “look-through” regulation remains controversial due to several…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jul 2013 | More
SSgA consummates Chinese funds management JV

(Pictured: James MacNevin) State Street Global Advisors (SSgA) has confirmed the board and senior management of its new Chinese joint venture, SSGA Fund Management Co Ltd, which will be 51 per cent owned by Zhongrong International Trust Co (ZRT). The new funds management firm, which will be based in Beijing, will be focused at least…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jul 2013 | More
Fidelity tests registry market with new retail strategy

(Pictured: Michael Bargholz) Fidelity Investments should provide an interesting test for the outsourced unit registry market with its new strategy of reducing minimum managed fund entry levels to as low as A$25,000. Fidelity appointed Link Administration, a newcomer to unit registry, because of the shuttering of Computershare to new unit registry business. Link is best…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jul 2013 | More
Custody tender update: Cbus and IAG reviews

The review of custody for Cbus is understood to be close to a final decision, after several months of work with the help of specialist consultant Drew Vaughan of Dymond, Foulds & Vaughan. Cbus, the A$20 billion fund for the construction industry, has been a long-time client of NAB Asset Servicing. One of the famously…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jul 2013 | More
Order restored, for now, in asset class behaviours

One of the comforting factors about the annual Russell Investments/ASX “Long-Term Investing Report” is the regularity with which the lead changes for what is the best-performing asset class over even very long timeframes. Investment professionals know how difficult it is to predict a winner. The latest report books Australian shares as the top performer over…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jul 2013 | More
  • Financial services behind Lifeline

    (Pictured: John Brogden) The charity Lifeline is holding its 45th anniversary fund-raising dinner for the Sydney North Shore branch at Luna Park on August 31, with many financial services types booked to attend, including the Financial Services Council CEO, John Brogden, alongside NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell. Lifeline, which helps prevent suicide for people in crisis,…

    Investor Strategy News | 28th Jul 2013 | More
    Mercer fills the gap at Mercer Sentinel in Sydney

    (pictured: Ravi Nevile) Mercer Investments has permanently filled the gap at the top of Mercer Sentinel in Australia and New Zealand, with the planned transfer of Ravi Nevile from the firm’s Singapore office. Mercer’s COO, Jodie Hampshire, had been filling in as the Australia and New Zealand head of the specialist operational efficiency and transitions…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jul 2013 | More
    Putting some analysis into funds management recruitment

    (pictured: Peter Dawson) Well-known recruitment executive Peter Dawson has published an e-book which calls for greater flexibility in the business models adopted by recruitment firms in financial services, due to the contraction in funds management and wealth management since the global financial crisis. “Clients should be able to direct the process, if they want to…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jul 2013 | More
    Chinese liberalization continues despite slack demand

    Undeterred by the current lack of demand from foreign investors for Chinese securities or funds, the Chinese authorities have nearly doubled the QFII quota and widened the reach for the smaller renminbi-QFII pilot program to include London and Singapore The China Securities Regulatory Commission, in conjunction with the People’s Bank of China and SAFE (State…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jul 2013 | More
    How women can boost an organization’s performance

    (pictured: Cate Wood) From next year big super funds, companies and other bodies with more than 100 employees will be forced to report on the gender balance within their organizations. Is this the only reason they should care? Research suggests no – a better gender balance, particularly at the top, has other benefits. Helen Conway…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jul 2013 | More
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