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| | | Investors have pulled out more than $600 million from Jun Bei Liu's long/short Aussie equities fund since co-portfolio manager left in April but performance is looking up and there are new hires on the team. The Tribeca Alpha Plus fund was down ... |
| | | | ... opportunities heading into the reporting season even though the index just hit its post-GFC high, according to Tribeca's Jun Bei Liu. The S&P/ASX 200 has climbed more than 1200 points or about 20% since the start of the year. On Wednesday, it hit the ... |
| | | | ... Platypus Asset Management. Fenton left the Tribeca Alpha Plus Fund earlier this year , leaving his co-portfolio manager Jun Bei Liu as the sole manager for the fund. Liu joined the firm in 2005 as an investment analyst. She moved up to deputy portfolio ... |
| | | | ... resigned on April 8. This is three days after Sean Fenton's resignation was announced and Fenton's co-portfolio manager Jun Bei Liu was appointed as sole manager for the long-short strategy. As a result, Morningstar has downgraded the strategy's rating ... |
| | | | Tribeca Investment Management's Jun Bei Liu is now the sole portfolio manager for the Tribeca Alpha Plus Fund after her co-portfolio manager stepped down. Sean Fenton has left the firm after 14 years, the boutique said in a statement Responsibility ... |
| | | | ... Royal Commission will only put pressure on price-earnings premiums, Tribeca Investment Partners portfolio manager Jun Bei Liu said. "It is difficult to get excited about the attractive valuations in the banking sector with this backdrop, as they are ... |
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| | JAMIE WILLIAMSON AustralianSuper will introduce a new fee for MySuper members from April 2020 to offset the impact of the Protecting Your Super changes. | KANIKA SOOD The alternatives assets data juggernaut is opening an office in Sydney, as it looks to expand its local client base and build its research coverage. | | | HARRISON WORLEY New Industry Super Australia research claims to show plans to make superannuation optional for low-income workers is nothing more than a tax grab. | KANIKA SOOD A Brisbane boutique is winding up an Aussie equities fund, after an investor decided to redeem their money, representing roughly 60% of the fund's assets, just before Christmas. |
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