CIO profiles

CIO profiles

Texas’ ERS eyes hedge fund start-ups

The $28 billion Employees Retirement System of Texas is looking to allocate more capital to start up hedge funds after backing Cinctive Capital Management in New York.

Sarah JonesSeptember 25, 2019

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AustralianSuper’s Mark Delaney eyes India

Australia’s largest industry super fund has looked to India to boost returns as it ramps up its allocation in offshore private markets to further diversify its portfolio.

Elizabeth FrySeptember 24, 2019

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AMP Capital’s Debbie Alliston: Seeking alpha

Alpha and risk premia strategies will be an important diversified driver of return in a low market return environment, says Debbie Alliston, head of AMP Capital’s multi-asset group.

Elizabeth FryJuly 31, 2019

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QSuper’s Brad Holzberger: Betting on bonds

QSuper CIO, Brad Holzberger, has long stood out from his peers by loading up on long-term government bonds and even the recent sudden collapse of yields hasn’t deterred him from sticking with this asset class.

Elizabeth FryJuly 19, 2019

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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

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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

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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

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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

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