The annual Money Management Awards were a bit different this year, as all awards have been. They were virtual, like the others, and they weren’t run, in Money Management’s case in conjunction with the ‘financial planner of the year’ and
AvSuper has appointed a new global manager, US-Based Hardman Johnston, in a mandate which shifts its portfolio towards the growth end of the spectrum. Hardman Johnston Global Advisors has been one of the best-performing managers in its category for more
This year’s FEAL conference theme proved prescient when chosen, what seems a long time ago, in February. The theme was: ‘Resilience: How to Survive and Thrive in a Time of Disruption’. With a bit of luck, the organisation is showing
FNZ, the company which brought new-age investment options to Australia’s largest super funds, could be forced to sell down its acquired Australian software firm, GBST, by November 19, after the takeover was deemed anti-competitive by a UK regulator. In a
by Greg Bright Franklin Templeton announced its new leadership team last week, including the important Australasian and APAC parts of the business, prior to the official completion on July 31 of the takeover of Legg Mason, the global multi-affiliate manager.
In a regular series of presentations on the state of play in their markets by its affiliated managers, GSFM has demonstrated the diversification advantages that multi-affiliate funds management businesses have over their single-manager counterparts. The aim, as obvious as it
As the ‘S’ in ‘ESG’ is becoming increasingly important for big super funds and other fiduciary investors, the generally illegal activity known as ‘Modern Slavery’ in most countries, including Australia and New Zealand, has shown up the difficulties in finding
Cbus Super’s new chief executive will be Justin Arter, a former Australia country head for BlackRock and a former UK head of institutional business for that manager. Perhaps more importantly for his new role, Arter is also a former chief
Franklin Equity Group’s John Remmert and Donald Huber share which trends they think are permanent and which are likely just a phase.
In 1999, towards the end of the internet bubble, there was a lot of talk about people now being able to work from home and, perhaps, being more productive and happier in their jobs, sounding the death knell for mainstream
The annual Money Management Awards were a bit different this year, as all awards have been. They were
AvSuper has appointed a new global manager, US-Based Hardman Johnston, in a mandate which shifts its portfolio towards
This year’s FEAL conference theme proved prescient when chosen, what seems a long time ago, in February. The
FNZ, the company which brought new-age investment options to Australia’s largest super funds, could be forced to sell
by Greg Bright Franklin Templeton announced its new leadership team last week, including the important Australasian and APAC
In a regular series of presentations on the state of play in their markets by its affiliated managers,
As the ‘S’ in ‘ESG’ is becoming increasingly important for big super funds and other fiduciary investors, the
Cbus Super’s new chief executive will be Justin Arter, a former Australia country head for BlackRock and a
Franklin Equity Group’s John Remmert and Donald Huber share which trends they think are permanent and which are likely just a phase.
In 1999, towards the end of the internet bubble, there was a lot of talk about people now
