CIO profiles
First State’s Damian Graham defies doomsayers
A decade of ultra-low rates and mediocre growth does not mean that every year will yield low returns for superannuation funds.
Elizabeth FryJuly 10, 2019
CIO profiles
CIO profiles
QIC’s Allison Hill: Grappling with ‘Japanification’
If the West is going through ‘Japanification’ what are the implications from an asset allocation perspective? asks Allison Hill, QIC's director of investments.
Elizabeth FryJune 24, 2019
CIO profiles
Cbus CIO Kristian Fok: Funds brace for cutthroat competition
Australia's asset owners are approaching something of a tipping point – one where a series of major changes sweeping the industry has funds bracing themselves for an onslaught of new threats.
Elizabeth FryJune 12, 2019
CIO profiles
UniSuper’s John Pearce chooses China, airports and pipelines
China and the US engaging in a prolonged economic and political cold war is a much larger risk than a trade war between the two countries, says UniSuper's John Pearce.
Elizabeth FryJune 5, 2019
CIO profiles
Norris and George: A winning partnership
The investment team at Australia’s $154 billion Future Fund is more optimistic about the outlook for markets now that 2019 first quarter returns have been boosted by strong equity markets.
Elizabeth FryMay 20, 2019
CIO profiles
Statewide’s Con Michalakis: A contrarian investor
Statewide Super's high-profile CIO Con Michalakis is known for his bold investing style- a style that inevitably leads to taking contrarian stakes in coveted assets.
Elizabeth FryApril 10, 2019
CIO profiles
WA Super’s Chris West: Keeping score
The WA Super CIO wants to improve stakeholder engagement by explaining the rationale behind investment decisions.
Elizabeth FryFebruary 27, 2019
CIO profiles
LUCRF Super’s Leigh Gavin: Worth the risk
LUCRF Super's CIO Leigh Gavin runs a portfolio shaped by the challenging finances of its membership.
Alice UribeFebruary 13, 2019
