CSC awards Challenger $250 million mandateBY JAMES FERNYHOUGH | WEDNESDAY, 5 JUN 2013 12:05PMThe Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation has awarded a $250 million mandate to investment management giant Challenger Limited, it has been confirmed. |
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What is a Relative Value Debt Strategy? It sounds like another name for a Hedge Fund.
As a superannuant with skin in one of the many schemes under the management of the Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation, should I be concerned that this is how they're investing members funds under management?