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Sustainability takes off in ETF space

BetaShares has ticked over the $1 billion mark for its three ESG-orientated ETFs. This represents roughly 10 per cent of all of its ETF money and 70 per cent of all the ETF money in ESG and ethical strategies listed on the ASX. The BetaShares story in the ESG space emulates a bigger evolution in…

Investor Strategy News | 10th May 2020 | More
Murray’s call for more pay at AMP: it beggars belief

by David Chaplin, with Greg Bright* AMP confirmed last week that it officially ended an almost two-year long mission to offload its ‘manage for value’ NZ wealth business. In the process, David Murray, AMP chair, managed to bemuse the industry with a call for more pay for the beleaguered company’s senior executives. As previously reported,…

Investor Strategy News | 10th May 2020 | More
JANA to expand wholesale presence

JANA Investment Advisers, the staff-controlled associated company within the NAB group of investment management and advice offerings, is making a major foray into the wholesale market, expanding on a beachhead established last year. JANA, which was previously fully owned by NAB but, since 2017, 55 per cent owned by staff, launched its first set of…

Investor Strategy News | 10th May 2020 | More
Casey Quirk founder dies

John Casey, a long-time consultant and co-founder of several consulting firms, including Casey Quirk, died last week of a heart attack. He was 77. Casey Quirk is best known in Australasia because of its director Benjamin Phillips, who orchestrated the sale of the business to Deloitte. Casey, who died at his home in Wilton, Connecticut,…

Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2020 | More
NZ’s biggest fund burns off coal stocks

The A$45 billion Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) of New Zealand has sold down about $A47 million of energy stocks since rewriting its exclusion list last December in the wake of political pressure. The NZ Government fund is one of the most respected in Australasia. Paula Rebstock, ACC chair, told a parliamentary annual review committee in…

Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2020 | More
  • March mania for Aussie funds sees almost net $4bn flee for exit

    The Australian funds management market experienced record net outflows during March, outpacing similar trends in Asia and Europe, new figures from Calastone reveal. Calastone, the global back-office fund service provider, reported net outflows across its Australian network hit almost A$4 billion in March as panicked investors headed for the exits. According to the Calastone metrics,…

    Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2020 | More
    Powerwrap downsizes. It doesn’t look good

    The wholesale investment platform Powerwrap, which uses Praemium technology, has let go all of its sales and marketing team. The firm has also let go two junior sales people who hadn’t actually joined the company, but were contracted to do so. Will Davidson, the managing director of the listed company, did not return a contact…

    Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2020 | More
    Chief, be brave: the opportunity in real estate debt

    In a world of low-to-no interest rates, real estate debt has become very interesting, especially given the COVID-19 crisis. After all, real estate is visible and debt is definable, with an agreed yield to investors. For active managers, the current environment is quite rosy compared with other asset classes. According to David Maki, a senior…

    Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2020 | More
    Finalists for Chant West Awards: looking good

    The Chant West Awards, being held by virtual medium – webinar – on May 10, are, once again, dominated by not-for-profit super funds in terms of the nominations. But not all of them are such. Commercial funds are coming back, it would seem. Especially in the innovative categories. The list of finalists show the usual big…

    Investor Strategy News | 4th May 2020 | More
    Here come the redundancies: totalling in the thousands

    by Greg Bright Several big funds management firms, super funds and other service providers – probably more than we know – have instituted what we have all been expecting. They have made some senior, and a lot more junior, people redundant or moved them into part-time roles. Forget what the Government is trying to do,…

    Investor Strategy News | 26th Apr 2020 | More
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