Rest Starts Trading Global Equities Internally Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, Chief Investment Officers, Equities Rest has started trading global equities internally with a new $300 million mandate Read More
CareSuper and MIESF Move Forward with Merger Asset Owners CareSuper and MIESF have signed a binding agreement for the merger of the two funds Read More
Recession-proofing in Private Equity Asset Owners, Private & Alternative Markets, Women in Finance MLC Asset Management’s approach to private equity focuses on finding resilient and recession-proof businesses in the low and mid-market segment. Florence Chong speaks with Rachel Lockyer about recent landmark deals and how to identify key managers Read More
Super Funds Pursue Real Estate Platforms Asset Owners, Real Estate Owning a real estate company has been a long-established tradition of Canadian pension funds, but in Australia only three funds have embarked on this route. Florence Chong surveys the domestic landscape Read More
ACC’s Dynamic Asset Allocation Approach Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, Insurance Dynamic asset allocation is a valuable source of diversification when running an liability aware investment portfolio, according to ACC’s David Iverson Read More
Cbus Appoints Deputy CIO Appointment, Asset Owners Cbus Super has appointed Leigh Gavin as Deputy Chief Investment Officer of the fund Read More
AMP Moves DAA to be Mostly Systematic Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners AMP has evolved its DAA approach to be largely systematic in nature. We speak with Stuart Eliot about the implementation of the systematic DAA model in the investment portfolio Read More
HKMA Navigates Ever-changing ESG Landscape Asset Owners, ESG When the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s Exchange Fund tries to determine what counts as a responsible investment, there are no shortcuts Read More
Managing AustralianSuper’s Ballast in the Boat Asset Allocation & Strategy, Asset Owners, Women in Finance While allocations to equities and bonds can vary over time, as market conditions change and risk increases or decreases, mid-risk assets are intended to be the steady, ‘ballast in the boat’ for AustralianSuper. We speak to Jessica Melville about the evolution of this asset class Read More
