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| | ... world's top 50 this year, up from 55 the year before," Mao said. "Another factor that saw a drop in AUM among Australian managers is the ongoing consolidation and internalisation happening within superannuation funds. Some managers, regardless of ... |
| | | ... complete servicing solution to support our new fund." "SS&C impressed us with knowledge of issues specific to Australian managers, its extensive capabilities, global expertise, and hands-on support." |
| | | ... concerns drive investment decisions. Despite lagging their European counterparts, the study found that 95% of Australian managers now integrate ESG into their investment processes. Albeit a marginal 2% increase from 2020, it marks a 9% rise from 2019. ... |
| | | ... the funds sending portfolios to Morningstar have opted for full portfolio holdings disclosure. These include Australian managers such as Aberdeen Standard, Cbus, Franklin Templeton, J.P. Morgan, MFS, Morningstar Investment Management, Nikko AM, Pengana ... |
| | | ... Pinnacle's combined multi-affiliate FUM ($43 billion) put it at 265. Property manager Goodman Group was at 294. Six Australian managers were in the 300-400 largest including Tactical Global Management, Vinva, Charter Hall, QBE, Dexus, Platinum, Perpetual ... |
| | | ... AUM earmarked for Asia Pacific (which includes Australia and the rest of the region), Charter Hall leads the Australian managers' ranking with $38.9 billion, followed by Goodman Group with $35 billion and Lendlease with $34 billion. In the global ranking ... |
| | | ... to look overseas for new manager additions to its lineup. "At this stage, we are not looking at smaller or Australian managers, which is not to say we wouldn't. We really have the ability to scale a product and often small manager don't really ... |
| | | ... report noted. Closer to home, Macquarie Group's direct infrastructure funds (US$96.2b) topped the list of Australian managers in terms of AUM, followed by IFM Investors (US$24.9b), Platinum Asset Management (US$18b) and AMP Capital (US $16.1b). Australian ... |
| | | ... group executive Chris Green added: "There's definitely an increased understanding of the growing capability of Australian managers. With the right framework in place I see no reason why Australian can't be viewed on the same footing as many of our international ... |
| | | ... moving from 468 in 2014 to 425 in 2015. Charter Hall also had the greatest percentage increase in funds among Australian managers, rising 23% from $US9.4 billion to $US11.6 billion. Westpac saw the largest fall in assets during the year, mostly due to ... |
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