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| | ... Wholesale and retail flows dropped drastically from $3.6 billion to $600 million in the period. Pinnacle managing director Ian Macoun commented that during a challenging financial year, aggregate retail flows throughout the industry have been insipid ... |
| | | ... exceptional talent, which in turn ensures we best deliver for our members," he said. Pinnacle founder and managing director Ian Macoun said it has been supporting and inspiring great female talent for several years through scholarships and internships. ... |
| | | ... Over time, Five V staff will be invited to acquire equity in the fund from the founders. Pinnacle managing director Ian Macoun said that Five V has a proven investment strategy that has delivered exceptional returns and a track record of successful fund ... |
| | | ... retail investors to access our growing network of world-class asset managers," Pinnacle founder and managing director Ian Macoun said. "By investing in OpenInvest via this funding round we are happy to support an exciting Australian financial technology ... |
| | | ... institutional investors. This includes a $3.9 billion low-fee mandate won by Plato in April. Pinnacle managing director Ian Macoun said the firm made a conscious decision to keep its core capabilities well-resourced during the COVID-19 economic and market ... |
| | | Pinnacle's Ian Macoun sold $83 million worth of PNI shares yesterday, as the stock headed towards an all-time high after a strong first half result. Macoun's sale of PNI shares constituted 4.8% of the total stock on issue. The nine-million share ... |
| | | ... from, Adrian's talent and experience as he transitions to the next phase of his career." Pinnacle managing director Ian Macoun said: "...This will be a new phase but not by any means the end of the wonderful partnership journey between Adrian and Pin ... |
| | | ... funds are starting to appoint external mandates again after a COVID-19-induced lull, says Pinnacle's managing director Ian Macoun. Pinnacle Investment Management raked in $1.7 billion of net inflows from institutional clients in the three months to September ... |
| | | ... as well as its holding in 360 Capital. Pinnacle insiders own a 50.58% stake in the business, while managing director Ian Macoun controls over 10%, he said. Similarly, 360 Capital managing director Tony Pitt owns a 29.07% stake in his funds management ... |
| | | ... Investment Partners bought back Bennelong's stake in their global equities boutique. Last month, another multi-boutique, Ian Macoun's Pinnacle Investment Management added a New York based executive as it looked to tap into the region. |
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