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Investors distrust ‘foreigners’ too – study

An analysis of US fund flow data based on how “foreign” a manager’s name sounds shows significant bias among mutual fund investors over an extended period, particularly in regions where racial or ethnic stereotypes are more pronounced. Work by Dr Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi of the University of Mannheim, presented at a Sydney University seminar last week,…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2013 | More
Ann Byrne transitions to retirement

Ann Byrne, the former chief executive of two big super funds who has headed up the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors for the past five years, has decided to transition herself into retirement. Byrne, who ran STA, which merged with ARF to form what is now Australia’s biggest fund, AustralianSuper, followed by UniSuper, said last…

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2013 | More
Ravi chosen for BMO Global spearhead

BMO Global Asset Management, the investment arm of the Bank of Montreal, has decided on the country head to open its Australian office – Ravi Sriskandarajah. He is the former managing director and head of business development at BlackRock and one of its predecessors, Merrill Lynch, who left that firm in March after a restructure….

Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2013 | More
Japan’s Abenomics: Arrows and bazookas

When the G8 meets in Lough Erne in Northern Ireland Monday night, high on the economic agenda will be Japan’s ‘Abenomics’. “With this growth strategy we would like to consolidate our economic growth which would contribute to the world economy as a whole,” Yasushi Takase, deputy director-general of the Economic Affairs Bureau, Ministry of Foreign…

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China’s balance sheet according to PIMCO

PIMCO, the world’s largest bond manager, has constructed a ‘balance sheet’ of the Chinese financial sector and subjected it to various stress tests. The manager concludes: the situation is manageable but watch out. In its latest ‘Secular Outlook’ series of client information notes, PIMCO provides what is probably the consensus view of China’s outlook, such…

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  • SIV program gathers pace, $5b inflow tipped

    The Significant Investor Visa program is gathering pace with the sector’s first regular publication, SIV Australia, predicting the initiative could generate A$5 billion in capital inflows in its first full year. David Chin, principal of the publisher Basis Point Consulting, says the publication aims to help Australian funds and businesses to capture opportunities from this…

    Investor Strategy News | 15th Jun 2013 | More
    Bank of Montreal to launch Australian AM office

    Bank of Montreal’s asset management business – BMO Global Asset Management – is on the verge of launching in Australia with the appointment of a full-time marketer for its institutional strategies, following a search by recruitment firm Russell Reynolds. BMO Global Asset Management, which has total funds under management of about $US70 billion, is headquartered…

    Investor Strategy News | 9th Jun 2013 | More
    How insurers invest – capital/risk management the big driver

    An academic report into the investment management of Australian general and life insurance companies’ statutory and regulatory funds shows a stable environment over the past three years, with capital or risk management requirements likely to be the major driver of any future asset allocation shifts. The report includes a survey of 14 life and general…

    Investor Strategy News | 9th Jun 2013 | More
    Active currency management: ‘it’s the whole cake’

    Australian investors, on average, have lost money from currency in their international portfolios over the 40-year period to 2012, according to global currency manager Adrian Lee & Partners. But at least the manager is not predicting a further fall in the $A against the US$ for the remainder of this year. The firm’s London-based founder,…

    Investor Strategy News | 9th Jun 2013 | More
    Black River looks to expand international reach

    James Gruver has left BNY Mellon, where he was most recently managing director and head of the client advisory group in the US, to join alternatives specialist Black River Asset Management to help expand the firm’s international reach. Gruver joins the Minneapolis-based Black River as head of investor relations, reporting to CEO and managing principal…

    Investor Strategy News | 9th Jun 2013 | More
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