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TCorp changes build on ‘total portfolio approach’

NSW Treasury Corporation, the state government’s $105 billion investment management offshoot, has commenced a restructure among its investment professionals, with 12 positions recently being advertised. The positions, which report up to previously announced heads of department, have been posted in the careers section of the TCorp website, with nine of the 12 being re-posted last…

Greg Bright | 12th Mar 2021 | More
NAB set to win big Qld fund business

NAB Asset Servicing is expected to be confirmed as the asset servicing partner of the combined LGIAsuper and Energy Super following competitive pitches between the incumbents of both funds. Thomas Murray was adviser to the new $20 billion fund. The win is a major victory for NAB Asset Servicing (NAS). It is the biggest contested…

Greg Bright | 12th Mar 2021 | More
  • Bloomberg opens new chapter on female influence in Australasian asset management

    The Australasian asset management industry has received a gender diversity boost this week with the launch of a new high-profile group looking to grow the influence of women in the sector. According to a release, the Australia and NZ chapter of the Bloomberg Women’s Buy-side Network (BWBN) “aims to inspire next generation investors, elevate female…

    David Chaplin | 5th Mar 2021 | More
    NZ Super goes up the alternatives spectrum, cuts Israeli banks, dampens return expectations, changes guard

    The NZ Superannuation Fund (NZS) has put new money in two US alternative asset strategies including a hedge fund operated by legendary firm Citadel and a direct private equity play in the communications infrastructure market.

    David Chaplin | 5th Mar 2021 | More
  • Fullgoal joins the 3PD fold for Australasian distribution

    Fullgoal Asset Management, one of China’s first fund managers to attract offshore shareholders, is widening its international distribution base. It has joined with third-party marketing firm 3PD for Australasia. A subsidiary of Shanghai-based Fullgoal Fund, which was established in 1999 and has about US$151 billion (A$195 billion) under management, as at December last, Fullgoal has…

    Greg Bright | 5th Mar 2021 | More
    Mantis Funds sprouts from its Dalton Street acorn

    Mantis Funds, Australia’s latest multi-affiliate manager, launched last year by Timothy Cheung and Damien Hatfield, has strengthened its governance alongside its fund manager portfolio. Rodney Green, a founder of what is now known as Pacific Current Group, a pioneer in the multi-affiliate space, is to join the board of Mantis Funds. As co-founder and managing…

    Greg Bright | 5th Mar 2021 | More
    How a couple of tweaks can help retirees in equities

    Even a passive portfolio consisting entirely of Aussie equities can provide some of the defensive and yield-bearing characteristics that retirees usually need with a couple of smart-beta-type tilts. The latest short research note from Parametric, the implementation-focused manager, examines what such a strategy, which it calls ‘Keep Calm and Carry On Investing’ would have done…

    Greg Bright | 26th Feb 2021 | More
    … as Hyperion bags three Morningstar awards

    Hyperion Asset Management is Morningstar’s ‘Fund Manager of the Year’ as well as the top Australian large and small-cap manager, it was announced at the annual awards gathering on Friday night (February 26). A contender with Morningstar for the past three years in a row, the manager has already picked up the Money Magazine ‘Best…

    Greg Bright | 26th Feb 2021 | More
    Strong retail flows recovery set to continue

    Fund managers have enjoyed a strong bounce in fund flows, according to Morningstar data, and these flows are continuing in the first quarter of the year. In a webinar for clients last week (February 23), Grant Kennaway, Morningstar’s Melbourne-based director of research, said that while 2020 had been a difficult year for fund managers, it…

    Greg Bright | 26th Feb 2021 | More
  • BOC Super + Toyota + Equip + Catholics = Togethr

    In one of the more ambitious of big super fund mergers, the BOC Super corporate fund is to follow the similar-sized Toyota Super and join with the new blended industry and corporate fund structure known as ‘Togethr’. Set to be announced within the next week, BOC Super (formerly known as BOC Gases) will also add…

    Greg Bright | 26th Feb 2021 | More
    Global debt peaks at $360t in a world of worry

    The world piled on a further US$24 trillion (A$30.1 trillion) in 2020 increasing the total debt mountain to a new peak of US$281 trillion (A$361 trillion), according to the Institute of International Finance (IIF) analysis of 61 countries. As governments and corporates scrambled to cover COVID-related revenue needs the average global debt-to-GDP jumped a massive…

    Greg Bright | 19th Feb 2021 | More
    J.P. Morgan extends lead as custody rebounds

    J.P. Morgan has increased its lead on the other major third-party asset servicing firms in Australia, with an 18.7 per cent jump in assets under custody to $973.2 billion in the six months to December last. The latest figures from the Australian Custodial Services Association, compared with the six months to June, represent a strong…

    Greg Bright | 19th Feb 2021 | More
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