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| | | ... a three-year rolling basis. The top five entities for awarding the most mandates in the period were Hostplus, Christian Super, ACSRF, Telstra Super and Mine Super. Meanwhile, the top five investment managers that won the most mandates in the period were ... |
| | | | ... superannuation fund has shuffled the roles of two of its senior management, elevating one to its executive line-up. Christian Super has moved its chief member officer Nathan Buttigieg into the role of chief - operations and product. As of this month ... |
| | | | ... comprehensive approach to responsible investment. These include Australian Ethical, AustralianSuper, CareSuper, Cbus, Christian Super, First State Super, Future Super, HESTA, Government Super, Unisuper, VicSuper and Vision Super. Future Fund was also ... |
| | | | ... allocated about $27 million to an unlisted infrastructure fund from First Sentier, as it diversifies its portfolio. Christian Super invested €15 million (about $27.4 million) to the First Sentier European Diversified Infrastructure Fund III, which ... |
| | | | ... New Guinea's national superannuation fund to appoint its new deputy chief investment officer. David Brown joined Christian Super as its deputy chief investment officer this month. In his most recent role, he was the chief investment officer of PNG's ... |
| | | | ... and cash strategies, as it reversed out of Aussie equities and emerging markets equity. Smaller funds such as Christian Super and Telstra Super were the most vigorous in awarding mandates during the year, reversing recent trends where larger funds like ... |
| | | | ... they had more than five dedicated responsible investment professionals. BT Superannuation, Catholic Super, Cbus, Christian Super, Commonwealth Superannuation Corp, Future Fund, Future Super, HESTA, Local Government Super, NZ Super Fund, TCorp and UniSuper ... |
| | | | ... ability to customise exposures in a way that smart-beta funds still can't. Tim Macready, chief investment officer at Christian Super is an early adopter of passive strategies and now has a third of his Aussie equities exposures allocated to them. But ... |
| | | | ... $125 million allocation as it directs more of its Australian equities assets into screened passive strategies. Christian Super manages $1.6 billion on behalf of its members, of which 23% is in Australian equities. In June, it appointed Dimensional Fund ... |
| | | | ... boutique has won an $89 million mandate from an industry superannuation fund as it shuffles its manager lineup. Christian Super chose Ethical Partners, run by Perpetual Investments' former deputy head of equities Nathan Parkin, as it swapped out ... |
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