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Boutique investment manager hits the market

ANDREW MCKEAN | TUESDAY, 24 SEP 2024

... and Birkhold, who also served as managing director at Credit Suisse HOLT in London, are joined by founding partners Neil Carter, Cameron Sinclair, Amy Reed, and Angelique Tan; they bring an average of 29 years' experience each in institutional asset ...

IFM Investors equities co-head departs

KANIKA SOOD | MONDAY, 29 JUN 2020

... industry-super-owned fund manager's global co-head of listed equities has left after eight years with the business. Neil Carter is leaving to pursue interest outside of funds management, an IFM spokesperson said. IFM, which is best known for its unlisted ...

IFM keen on marijuana stocks

KANIKA SOOD | TUESDAY, 23 APR 2019

... the moment, we are seeing the cannabis space in a similar kind of nascent phase," IFM global listed equities co-head Neil Carter said. One of its picks is the Barry Lambert-backed hemp producer Ecofibre (ASX: EOL) which is currently up 70% on its ASX ...

Decimal secures funding from $72bn consortium

ALEX BURKE | WEDNESDAY, 18 JAN 2017

... $2.29 million capital raising and partnerships with Energy Super, QSuper and Mercer. IFM's head of active equities, Neil Carter, said IFM made the investment because "the superannuation market knows that members are increasingly demanding digital services. ...

IFM active equity team wins first mandate

MARK SMITH | WEDNESDAY, 21 SEP 2016

... recruitment of nine large cap investment professionals (eight in Sydney and one in Hong Kong). Head of active equities Neil Carter was joined by head of large cap active equities Lachlan Davis and head of research Mark McClatchey. The new team, which ...

IFM awarded inaugural Aust Small Caps mandate

MARK STORY | TUESDAY, 18 DEC 2012

... mandate. The A$50 million mandate, which is expected to grow over time, will be managed by IFM's Small Caps team, led by Neil Carter. IFM's Small Caps investment approach is designed to identify mis-priced stocks in the small and mid cap space. Investment ...

Too many managers

ALEX DUNNIN | TUESDAY, 24 JUL 2012

... difficult to justify. "Some managers may choose to focus on retail rather than lower margin institutional business," said Neil Carter, IFM executive director of small caps. Himbury's comments coincide with an IFM review of their fee structure that also ...

Macquarie team joins IFM

CLAIRE MCGREAL | TUESDAY, 6 DEC 2011

... equities team have resigned to take up positions on a new Small Caps team at Industry Funds Management. Portfolio manager Neil Carter assumes the role of executive director on the newly created team, along with former Macquarie analysts Jim Copland and ...

Macq adds to small caps

MICHAEL HOBBS | MONDAY, 24 SEP 2007

... analyst at RFC Corporate Finance and mining research analyst for the Royal Bank of Canada Dominion Securities in the UK. Neil Carter, co-head of Macquarie Australian Small Companies, said, "David has experience as a senior analyst, covering a broad range ...

No dumb messages at Datasquirt

... designed to fund its smart messaging call centre technology. Macquarie Bank's Australian Small Companies fund, managed by Neil Carter, is one of the initial investors of Datasquirt's IPO. The offer was extended to September 14 after the initial August ...

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Funds SA appoints chief investment officer

ANDREW MCKEAN

Funds SA has appointed a new chief investment officer, who will join from Hostplus, to commence in February 2025.

Australian Retirement Trust appoints new chief risk officer

ANDREW MCKEAN

Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has appointed a new chief risk officer that's set to start in March 2025.

UniSuper has 'some work to get on with' on cyber front: Chair

JAMIE WILLIAMSON

UniSuper's leadership team has touched on how the fund is strengthening its operations following the extensive system outage in May this year.

Super framework, SMSFs conducive to financial abuse: Inquiry

KARREN VERGARA

Lax superannuation laws make it too easy for perpetrators of domestic violence to access victims' retirement savings, while the current framework for self-managed super funds (SMSFs) enables financial abuse to flourish, a parliamentary inquiry found.

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