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Kochie rediscovers his roots with ausbiz

The Australian Investment Council, the main body representing private equity managers and investors, has backed David Koch’s new fintech business, ‘ausbiz’, through a media partnership. Although best known as a successful television personality in Australia, ‘Kochie’ is also a serial entrepreneur. Ausbiz aims to connect investors with interesting investment opportunities, particularly in the private markets…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jun 2020 | More
Universal investors: big funds can change portfolios and the planet

by David Chaplin A new Mercer study has identified an almost US$6.3 trillion annual “transformational investment” hole across six major global systemic trends. According to the Mercer report, produced on behalf of the World Economic Forum (WEF), “universal shareholders”, such as sovereign wealth funds, are well-placed to fill the transformational-investing void, earning higher returns and…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jun 2020 | More
Believe it or not: active management is not dead

Russell Investments has embarked on a “massive study” on the lessons for active management in the pandemic era.  Dr Leola Ross, Russell investment strategy research director, told the group’s NZ virtual annual conference audience last week that all investors should review their market beliefs in the wake of COVID-19. “We’re figuring out our own expectations…

Investor Strategy News | 28th Jun 2020 | More
Venture and big super: how they can get together

For years, venture capital has struggled to attract the attention of big, mainly not-for-profit, super funds. Highly innovative venture-backed companies represent where the money is, at least in the unlisted space. There are several reasons for the struggle. But now, thanks to COVID-19, the world has changed. The big funds are, at last, getting interested…

Investor Strategy News | 21st Jun 2020 | More
BNP Paribas leading in securities servicing technology

Australia is likely to be one of the first countries in the world whose stock exchange adopts distributed ledger technology (commonly known as ‘blockchain’). BNP Paribas Securities Services, which has been there from the start, intends to take a ‘node’ from day one and provide real-time data. A ‘node’ is just an information hub, allowing…

Investor Strategy News | 21st Jun 2020 | More
  • Goodman Group biggest Aussie manager in unlisted real estate

    The Goodman Group has topped the size rankings in ANREV’s latest survey of fund managers operating in the Australian unlisted property space, with $52 billion under management. Charter Hall came second, with $38.9 billion, and Lend Lease third, with $36.5 billion. ANREV is a not-for-profit research firm which is part of a global network including…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jun 2020 | More
    How NZ’s ETS could fire up carbon investment options

    Carbon-offset investments could see a boost under the new NZ emission trading scheme (ETS) regime that passed into law last week. Paul Harrison, Salt Funds managing director, said the new ETS legislation – currently awaiting Royal Assent – goes further in setting a more realistic market price for carbon lifting the current cap of NZ$25…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jun 2020 | More
    Capital Group strengthens ESG commitment

    Capital Group has recruited Jessica Ground as global head of ESG, a new position for the US$1.7 trillion firm. She will join Capital from Schroders, where she has worked for about 20 years, in September. Capital has a well-established Australian and New Zealand presence. Ground, who will be based in London, will be responsible for…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jun 2020 | More
    Russell sees value awaken from the dead

    Value investors are finally seeing “green shoots” in a style that has underperformed for over a decade, Russell Investments chief investment officer, Peter Gunning, global CIO for Russell Investments, said last week. In the first of a webinar series replacing the annual Russell NZ conference this year, Gunning said the value factor had flickered into…

    Investor Strategy News | 21st Jun 2020 | More
    Uniting Church fund re-think on Rio after desecration

    Uniting Financial Services, perhaps the oldest ethical investor in Australia, whose philosophy and processes can be traced back to the 1980s, has ceased what was likely to be a positive review of Rio Tinto, as a stock in which to invest. The re-think followed RIO’s desecration of a 46,000-year-old Aboriginal site in Western Australia. Rio…

    Investor Strategy News | 14th Jun 2020 | More
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