Geopolitics Is Back with A Vengeance Economics, Emerging Markets, Financial Crisis Geopolitics is back with a vengeance, when it comes to investing in global markets, according to General David Petraeus, a Partner with KKR and a former Director of the CIA Read More
ART Moves 1.4m Members to New MySuper Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, Retirement ART has moved 1.4 million default members to its new MySuper lifecycle option Read More
Impact Alpha Partners Appoints Strategic Advisor Appointment, ESG, Factors, Quant & Systematic Impact investment advisory company Impact Alpha Partners has appointed Michael Kollo as a Strategic Advisor to its Board of Directors. Read More
ICWA Appoints New CIO Appointment, Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers, Insurance ICWA has appointed Steve McKenna as its new CIO, following the departure of Julie O’Neill Read More
Opportunistic Investments at TelstraSuper Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers, Private & Alternative Markets A key to TelstraSuper’s success has been its ability to react quickly to market dislocations, CIO Graeme Miller says It has been said Australian superannuation funds all invest in a similar way, and at a high level that statement is true. Most funds have models that offer members options with different asset allocation mixes, ranging […] Read More
New ESG Regs to Impact Asset Allocation ESG New research shows that the ever expanding body of ESG-related legislation and public policies is starting to drive asset allocation decisions of institutional investors Read More
NSW Gov Merges TCorp Funds Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers NSW Government has merged six funds into one $47 billion fund, which TCorp will continue to manage. Read More
NZ Super builds Data Science Capability Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, Innovation, Women in Finance New Zealand Super is applying data science to improve productivity, investment return and risk mitigation at the fund Read More
Politics is the Biggest Contrarian Play Equities An election year is usually good for stock markets says Fisher Investments. And it won’t just be the Magnificent Seven driving it. Read More
