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| | | ... strategic relationships across the industry," the firm said. Bennelong started managing the family wealth of Chapman, Bangarra Group, and has since expanded into a multi-boutique with offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, New York, London and Edinburgh. ... |
| | | | ... corpus for its work. But at the end of the day - in 2040, 2045 or 2050 - but no later than that, there will be no Bangarra Group family office, no Bangarra Group investments - everything will have been progressively sold and transferred to the foundation. ... |
| | | | ... partners collectively manage more than $7 billion in funds under management. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bangarra Group, a privately owned company encompassing a number of independent businesses. |
| | | | ... billion fund manager has ended its custody agreement with BNP Paribas and appointed Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). Bangarra Group-owned Bennelong Funds Management has appointed RBC Investor and Treasury Services as its new custodian an administrator following ... |
| | | | ... have set up Sovereign Wealth Partners, a firm backed by Bennelong Wealth Partners, the wealth management arm of Bangarra Group, which also owns Bennelong Funds Management. Bennelong Wealth Partners will have a minority stake in the business, while the ... |
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| | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR Australian super funds growing their in-house asset management teams is having a positive impact on gender equality in investment management, with more women wanting to work with profit-to-member funds than other funds management firms. | CHLOE WALKER AvSuper today advised it has invited a select number of super funds to discuss a potential merger, having determined it would be in the best interests of members to do so. | | | KARREN VERGARA Fresh proposals from the Australian Law Reform Commission aim to simplify several complex areas of financial advice legislation. | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR The last sitting day for parliament this year has come and gone without progressing legislation designed to make sure those earning less than $450 a month are paid super. |
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