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| | | ... Rupeng Chen worked on Schroders' global and emerging market quantitative equity products across Asia Pacific, based out of Sydney. She has previously worked at Mercer as an actuarial consultant. In her new role as a director, client portfolio management ... |
| | | | Sydney boutique VGI Partners' funds have held on to their ratings from Zenith after partner and head of research Douglas Tynan resigned last week. Tynan resigned from his executive role but will stay on as a non-executive director, investor and ... |
| | | | A former head of research for Morphic Asset Management has launched a multi-boutique, aiming to partner with investment managers looking for distribution support. Mantis Funds, led by Timothy Cheung as chief executive, picked up Dalton Street Capital ... |
| | | | ... varied by region, in both a cyclical and structural way," Owen said. "As per historic cycles, the most expensive parts of Sydney and Melbourne seem to be leading the current downswing." Over the month of May, dwelling values in the top quartile of the ... |
| | | | ... build its presence in the region. Hajime Kobayashi joined Pinnacle last month, as the managing director for Japan, based in Sydney. In his most recent role, he was responsible for distribution of Colonial First State Global Asset Management's institutional ... |
| | | | Victorian supermarkets - Woolworths and Coles - have re-introduced buying limits in their stores as hoarders and panic-buyers returned, raiding shelves of toilet paper, paper towel, hand sanitiser, rice, pasta, flour, sugar and the like following reports ... |
| | | | ... decision, Prodigy's boutiques had about $80 to $90 million, with no institutional investors. It had two offices - in Sydney and Melbourne - with about a dozen staff. Equity Trustees, as the responsible entity, decided Dalton and Equus would wind ... |
| | | | Sydney hedge fund VGI Partners' Douglas Tynan is stepping down from his executive roles but will stay on the board and remain an investor in the boutique's funds. Tynan's resignation is for personal reasons, according to VGI. Following his ... |
| | | | Sydney boutique Alphinity's Sustainable Share Fund comes out the top performer for three years to March end on headline returns but also fares well when risk factors are considered, according to Rainmaker Information. The Rainmaker RMetrics Report ... |
| | | | ... alongside the firm's head of Asia Pacific and global head of distribution and marketing Duncan Robertson, both based in Sydney, and will report to Charles Weeks, head of Europe and Asia Pacific real estate equity. Weeks said Ratcliffe's appointment ... |
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