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It’s all about the member: Auscoal’s Bruce Watson

Profile by Penny Pryor AUSCOAL chief executive officer Bruce Watson is passionate about his industry, passionate about his members and takes his commitment to provide them with an intimate experience very seriously. Big marketing spends have never been part of the agenda, but he heads up a $7 billion fund that not only takes out…

Investor Strategy News | 19th May 2013 | More
The future is now for Frontier

Frontier Advisors has just completed a major restructure of how it operates, to equip the fund for the industry’s changing asset consulting needs in a new superannuation environment. Staff levels have risen from 42 to 50 since Damian Moloney came on board 18 months ago as chief executive officer. New divisions have been created, and…

Investor Strategy News | 19th May 2013 | More
The case for research: how to foster genius

It seems a long time since the institutional investment world has seen the sort of genius that led to Modern Portfolio Theory and the Efficient Markets Hypothesis (EMH). Even more unsettling, according to Philip Lawton, recent literature suggests that investors of the future may be deprived of the kind of revolutionary thinking that energized the…

Investor Strategy News | 19th May 2013 | More
NGS Super commits to Social Benefit Bond

NGS Super is the first super fund to sign onto the NSW Government’s first social benefit bond, committing $500,000 to the Newpin Social Benefit Bond. A social benefit bond, of which the Newpin bond is the first of its kind in Australia, is a form of funding for social services. A government pays a social…

Investor Strategy News | 19th May 2013 | More
Middle Eastern sovereign funds investing more at home

Sovereign wealth funds, especially those from the Middle East, are redirecting their new investments back home, according to a review by KPMG. Due largely to the relative firmness in the oil price, and as Western credit tightened or lurched towards crises, the Middle Eastern funds have taken on greater importance in the world investment market….

Investor Strategy News | 19th May 2013 | More
  • RBC paper points to better attribution model for fixed interest

    The post-global financial crisis shift to investing in bonds and other fixed interest securities, notwithstanding record-low interest rates in most major markets, is putting increased demands on analytics to ensure investors know exactly what they’re doing. However, the usual tools for such analytics may be flawed, according to a paper by RBC Investor Services. The…

    Investor Strategy News | 19th May 2013 | More
    Chong departs as head of APAC for BNY Mellon

    Chong Jin Leow, the head of BNY Mellon’s Asia Pacific asset servicing business, who was also appointed Singapore country executive only last year, quietly left the company in late March. BNY Mellon is tightlipped about the circumstances of his departure and any plans for the region’s future leadership. Leow, an experienced custody and securities services…

    Investor Strategy News | 5th May 2013 | More
    Perkins calls it a day at Morse with sale to partners

    Ian Perkins, the founder of Morse Consulting and the driving force behind its expansion through Asia, has resigned from the company and sold his stake to the other partners. He will take a break and think about his next move, he said last week. “For the last six months I’d been thinking that the business…

    Investor Strategy News | 5th May 2013 | More
    Mass customisation taking hold as FNZ expands in Asia

    FNZ, the investment platforms systems and administration provider, is expanding into Asia with the decision to open a Singapore office, according to the chief executive for Australia, Martin Jennings. Jennings told the Investment Operations & Custody “Best Practice” conference in Shanghai last week that the Singapore office would be opened soon following receipt of the…

    Investor Strategy News | 5th May 2013 | More
    RMB band likely to be widened as RMB goes global

    The band in which the Chinese RMB is allowed to float is likely to be increased from 1 per cent to 2 per cent this year as part of the liberalization of management and internationalization of the currency, according to Dr Yuanzheng Cao of the Bank of China. In a wide-ranging speech on the future…

    Investor Strategy News | 5th May 2013 | More
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