Fiona Reynolds is coming home for good. A visit back to Australia last summer, extended because of covid-19, was not enough. The former chief executive of AIST, who stepped up big time to take the top job at UN PRI
Chris Mather, head of platforms distribution at BT Financial, and Adele Welsh, head of marketing at Praemium, took out the top two personal awards at last week’s MAX Awards. The annual super and investment industry sales and marketing achievement awards
Prospects for private markets, including real estate and venture capital, are as bright, or brighter, than they are for the public markets in China, according to a PGIM investor event. The US$1.5 trillion global manager, the investment management arm of
The discussion about the best way to build and manage an appropriate exposure to China is becoming more urgent. Mercer has helped investors with some new research. In a paper entitled: ‘Positioning Your Portfolio for the Future of Emerging Markets
GMO has hit back at critics of its bearish seven-year forecasts, saying “great companies with great narratives can still experience price movements that are too great”. GMO compared asset class forecasts from the seven-year period leading up to March 2000
Schroders has united its alternatives capabilities under a new global structure, Schroders Capital, which now speaks for US$66 billion (A$85 billion) in listed and unlisted assets. The brand and management reporting lines were announced last week (June 7) in London.
Industry fund-owned ‘The New Daily’ is once again in political hot water after a controversial deal with AustralianSuper to auto-subscribe 800,000 of the fund’s members to the publication. ‘The New Daily’ has become a bee in the bonnet for a
It’s approaching orthodoxy that a merger is always in the best interests of members. But is bigger always better? What is the true price of scale? Leeanne Turner, Spirit Super’s inaugural chief executive, told a CMSF audience in May: “If
While many professional investors remain sceptical about the investability of digital currencies such as bitcoin – fool’s gold? – the asset servicing world is taking no chances, according to a study by Citibank and Global Custodian. The big global custodian
Eaton Vance has mounted a case for both investors and governments to better appreciate the benefits of economic transparency on sovereign bonds. In a research paper, ‘Economic Transparency Means a Creditworthy Sovereign’, the global manager looks at economic transparency as
Fiona Reynolds is coming home for good. A visit back to Australia last summer, extended because of covid-19,
Chris Mather, head of platforms distribution at BT Financial, and Adele Welsh, head of marketing at Praemium, took
Prospects for private markets, including real estate and venture capital, are as bright, or brighter, than they are
The discussion about the best way to build and manage an appropriate exposure to China is becoming more
GMO has hit back at critics of its bearish seven-year forecasts, saying “great companies with great narratives can
Schroders has united its alternatives capabilities under a new global structure, Schroders Capital, which now speaks for US$66
Industry fund-owned ‘The New Daily’ is once again in political hot water after a controversial deal with AustralianSuper
It’s approaching orthodoxy that a merger is always in the best interests of members. But is bigger always
While many professional investors remain sceptical about the investability of digital currencies such as bitcoin – fool’s gold?
Eaton Vance has mounted a case for both investors and governments to better appreciate the benefits of economic
