15 May 2012 13:45
Trilogy has secured power of attorney to vote on behalf of a significant number of Austgrowth investors in the four property funds on June 4.
“We’re pretty confident,” says Arnold. “I think investors are at wit’s end with APGF. Trilogy will be able to work immediately on returning value to the four funds. It’s hands on hard work.”
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Global equities have driven most of MLC’s FY26 return so far, but its exposures to insurance-linked securities and “esoteric” credit have also put in the hard yards and helped the fund diversify beyond the AI thematic, according to chief investment officer Dan Farmer.
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