TCorp

Making predictions is hard, especially about the future. That hasn’t stopped TCorp from calling an RBA pivot, falling US inflation and corporate earnings, and further deterioration in US-China relations.

TCorp has seen “sound” performance across its diversified portfolios, but is gearing up for more volatility through 2023 and burnishing its sustainable credentials by reducing portfolio carbon intensity.

Following a flurry of activity where it deployed more than $3 billion of capital into real assets and private markets in Australia and overseas, TCorp has a new head for the division – with more investments to come.

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…

Thanks largely to the mega funds of Japan, China, and Singapore, the Asia Pacific region heads the world in the concentration of the top 100 fiduciary investment organisations. And these funds are increasingly changing the philosophies and investment styles of all funds. A report published last week by the Thinking Ahead Institute (TAI), the independent…