by Greg Bright If there was likely to be any triumphalism expressed at last week’s CMSF, post Royal Commission and with the flood of money leaving bank-owned commercial super funds in favour of profit-for-member funds, Ian Silk put paid to
The AIST has 55 profit-for-member fund members. There are another 142 APRA-regulated large funds, 117 of which are for-profit commercial funds. A majority of the total of 194 APRA-regulated large funds has already outsourced most or all of its investments
Australian fund managers have historically viewed New Zealand as an easy-sell; just another state to be serviced by fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) BDMs. But the Kiwis can be a prickly lot. They frequently prefer to deal with offshore managers who commit
You’d have to say the global private equity market is going gangbusters. Whether or not that’s good for investors is a different question, of course. But when a fund administrator, such as Mainstream Fund Services, has its say, it tends
After what has been the most anticipated company reporting season for several years, the verdict is that the market has been a bit too pessimistic. The results are, by and large, not too bad. More ASX-listed companies reported results beat
by David Chaplin The name remains the same: AMP NZ gets to keep its brand after its Australian parent abandoned a well-flagged IPO last week. And Commonwealth Bank similarly shelved its IPO plan. Q: Who wants to buy an institutionally
State Street and its recently acquired systems and data subsidiary, Charles River Development, have entered into a co-operative arrangement with the risk management specialist and research firm Axioma, whereby the three will integrate their analytics, allowing them, collectively, to cover
Future IM/Pact, an industry-supported group which looks to increase gender and other aspects of diversity within funds management, has signed two new partners ahead of its first major student networking events for 2019, which are happening in Sydney and Melbourne
Crypto-currency assets will never catch on with institutional investors until post-trade standards match those of traditional financial markets, a new report claims. The report, by DTCC, outlines the problems crypto currencies are having to gain traction with big investors. In
by Greg Bright If there was likely to be any triumphalism expressed at last week’s CMSF, post Royal
The AIST has 55 profit-for-member fund members. There are another 142 APRA-regulated large funds, 117 of which are
Australian fund managers have historically viewed New Zealand as an easy-sell; just another state to be serviced by
You’d have to say the global private equity market is going gangbusters. Whether or not that’s good for
After what has been the most anticipated company reporting season for several years, the verdict is that the
by David Chaplin The name remains the same: AMP NZ gets to keep its brand after its Australian
State Street and its recently acquired systems and data subsidiary, Charles River Development, have entered into a co-operative
Future IM/Pact, an industry-supported group which looks to increase gender and other aspects of diversity within funds management,
Crypto-currency assets will never catch on with institutional investors until post-trade standards match those of traditional financial markets,
