T.Rowe Price scores insto sales coup…

The Australian office of T.Rowe Price under Murray Brewer has scored something of a coup, attracting the head of institutional business from a much larger local operation to drive distribution of its Global Large Cap Equity Fund.

James Bloom is due to leave Challenger Financial Services in early January to join T.Rowe Price, which has recently been promoting the Large Cap Equity Fund – run from Baltimore by Canberra-born Scott Berg – following the ‘soft’ institutional closure of Robert Gensler’s flagship Global Equity Fund.

Bloom had been at Challenger’s Sydney office for barely a year, after joining the group’s London office in 2007 after ten years at global thematic shop Newton Investment Management, where he oversaw FUM growth from 0 to US$25 billion.

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‘Not an ATM’: Sicilia shrugs off private credit liquidity fears

The chief investment officer of the $150 billion industry super fund says that Hostplus’ portfolio will weather the ongoing downturn in software companies and that moves by a number of large private credit managers to gate their funds are a result of the asset class being offered to retail investors who should not have assumed the funds would be liquid enough to get money out when everybody else is trying to do the same.

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