Power play: Sunsuper shifts $1.3b from AMP Capital, backs itself

Meantime, the fund has filed another mandate in its alternatives portfolio by investing $50 million in Anchorage Capital, a distressed debt manager based in New York.

The manager was selected after a due diligence process in which alternatives consultant Sovereign Investment Research visited the manager, and other “contacts into that world”, including other alternatives managers such as the former Stanford University endowment chiefs behind Makena Capital Mangement, cross-referenced Anchorage for Sunsuper, Hartley said.

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ART CIO says balance sheet management will reshape super investing

Ian Patrick, chief investment officer of the $370 billion Australian Retirement Trust, says that integrated balance sheet management will “beyond a shadow of a doubt” become a more prominent feature in the superannuation industry as funds grapple with the compounding effects of their growing size, systemic importance and the liquidity needs of servicing a larger cohort of retirees.

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