Koda Capital’s Tactical Play in Property Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers, Private Wealth, Real Estate Koda Capital takes an opportunistic approach to property and this has allowed the wealth manager to stay away from problematic sectors Read More
Investment Governance Under Greater Scrutiny Asset Owners, ESG Frontier Advisors and KPMG take a closer look at how to navigate the complexities of governance in a new report Read More
Diversification at the Todd Family Office Asset Allocation & Strategy, Chief Investment Officers, Leadership & Management, Private Wealth The investment portfolio of the Todd Family Office needs to cater not only for the risk appetite of the family members, but also for the need to diversify away from assets held directly Read More
Why Almanac Prefers Real Estate Platforms Real Estate When investing in real estate, you can’t take people and their motivation out of the equation, Almanac Realty Investors says Read More
Impact Alpha Partners Appoints Director Appointment, ESG Impact Alpha Partners has appointed sustainability and impact investment expert Désirée Lucchese as a Non-Executive Director to the board Read More
UniSuper Awards US$400m Climate Mandate Asset Owners, ESG, Infrastructure UniSuper awards US$400 million energy transition mandate as part of its net zero objectives Read More
Customisation Through Alternatives Private Wealth Norman Zhang joined Koda Capital at the end of last year as CIO. We caught up with Zhang to discuss some of the differences between the private wealth sector and the industry super funds he previously worked at and also delved into Koda’s emphasis on alternative investments Read More
Addressing the SME Funding Gap Private & Alternative Markets Fintech and artificial intelligence can be employed to address the funding gap left by banks in providing capital to SMEs. We speak with Fasanara about how this can be done at a scale that is attractive to institutional investors Read More
The Longevity of the Canadian Model Asset Allocation & Strategy, ESG Will the Canadian Model survive into the future, as costs become a more pressing issue and public opinion towards funds changes? A new paper tries to answer this question. We speak with its author, Eduard van Gelderen. Read More
