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| | | ... Australia (Nomura) executive Peter Lucas. At Nomura, Lucas played a key part in establishing the company's Australian equities business in his role as executive director - head of Melbourne Institutional Sales. He also worked as a portfolio manager for ... |
| | | | ... Former Goldman Sachs head of equity strategy Chris Pidcock will head up REST Industry Super's new in-house Australian equities investment team, REST chief executive Damian Hill has said. Pidcock, who left Goldman Sachs in 2012 after 23 years, will head ... |
| | | | Australian equities fund manager Dalton Nicol Reid's flagship fund has won a $200 million mandate from IOOF's multi-manager fund, IOOF Multi-Mix. The flagship Australian Equities High Conviction Portfolio recently received a 'Recommended' rating from ... |
| | | | ... more sophisticated blending is needed because using just one or two favorite ETFs to gain, for example, an Australian equities exposure, may not be good enough. "It's just not as straightforward as simply buying the ASX200 and a satellite fund. Arguably ... |
| | | | ... said that the team is expected to do this "over the long term." AustralianSuper is investing the mandate in Australian equities and is expecting to save from 10 to 15 basis points per annum investing in-house. Delaney said that the biggest super fund ... |
| | | | ... said the first phase saw the "implementation of the systems, processes and people" to manage investments in Australian equities, direct property and infrastructure. AustralianSuper's chief investment officer Mark Delaney said the fund had hired 23 new ... |
| | | | Dalton Nicol Reid (DNR)'s flagship Australian Equities High Conviction Portfolio has received a 'Recommended' rating from research house Lonsec. The model portfolio aims to outperform the S&P/ASX 200 Accumulation Index by 4% per annum over rolling three ... |
| | | | ... highs overnight. The re-opening of the US government and short-term lifting of its debt ceiling has buoyed Australian equities. Among the reasons for that were a fall in the US dollar boosting some commodities such as gold and feeding through to local ... |
| | | | ... celebrates its 15-year anniversary this year, told Financial Standard. According to Angenfelt's new book, the Australian equities manager has returned an average of 11.2% a year for the last 14 years. That compares to 8.4% from his peers. Sharing his ... |
| | | | ... over five years while the market grew just 3% pa boutiques grew 11% pa. Half of boutique FUM is invested into Australian equities, 20% into international equities, 7% into property, 10% into bonds, 4% into cash and 8% into alternatives. While their Australian ... |
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