Industry fund seeks investment analyst

A $6 billion industry fund is searching for a replacement investment analyst, but is yet to advertise the position.

Auscoal, which is based in Warner’s Bay near the NSW city of Newcastle, needs to replace Daniel Grioli, who left in January after two and a half years with the fund.

Grioli had covered the Australian equities, global equities and cash investments for the fund. He has recently moved to Sydney with his wife and is seeking a position in the investment management industry here. For a year up until March 2008, Grioli valued structured equity products and hedge fund derivatives for Deutsche Bank, prior to which he was a forex  salesman for ANZ Bank.

The investment manager at Auscoal, Paul Coenraads, said he was searching for a new analyst through his own contact base at this stage.

Leave a Comment

Why UniSuper’s John Pearce thinks the data centre party is winding down 

The demand for AI driving data centre construction might be “insatiable”, but the chief investment officer of the $166 billion UniSuper thinks that investors could be taking on technology debt and misreading the regulatory tea leaves as they rush to buy digital infrastructure.

Sort content by