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| | | Phil King's Regal Funds Management has teamed up with Gresham, and the two are raising for a new fund that will invest in royalties from Australian resources assets. The Gresham Resources Royalties Fund (GRRF) has raised $85 million so far and has ... |
| | | | ... fee (plus GST) is charged based on the portfolio's outperformance, the PDS shows. Regal chief investment officer Phil King said a lot of Australians are overexposed to property and equities, and they need diversification in their portfolio. "Regal ... |
| | | | ... high-net-worths and even clients. The IPO brings 100 new investors into the fold, including about 10 small cap funds. Phil King's Regal Funds Management which was previously an investor has invested in the IPO. "The decision to list was driven primarily ... |
| | | | ... withdrawing the offer later that month. Agricultural assets have been increasingly attractive to investment firms. Phil King's Regal Funds Management recently took a stake in farmland and water rights manager Kilter Rural. Multi-affiliate Channel ... |
| | | | ... Regal Funds Management's key people have just acquired equity stakes in the boutique for the first time, after Phil King's family bought back a 30% stake from Ascalon. The King Family trust took 100% ownership of the boutique in October. As of ... |
| | | | ... boutique alternative asset fund manager, Attunga Capital. The position of executive chairman and chief investment officer Phil King remains unchanged. In announcing the new appointments, Phil thanked Andrew for his contribution to the business since ... |
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| | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR The executive manager of operations at a $17 billion industry superannuation fund resigned recently, with a replacement yet to be appointed. | KANIKA SOOD Clime Investment Management has partnered with Sequoia to launch a new fund that aims to provide a yearly income of 8%. | | | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR A three-day trial has been scheduled for the landmark case brought against Rest by member Mark McVeigh. | KANIKA SOOD A retail superannuation fund has dropped the investment fees on three options by 10 bps to 19 bps, with its chair saying the cuts will help it be more competitive. |
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