Thad McCrindle | Learning art through experience, active allocations and adaptive decision making
In episode 107, Alex Proimos speaks with Thad McCrindle, chief investment officer at Sandhurst Trustees.
Andrew Lill | The road to REST, transformation and building teams for a new market regime
In episode 106, Alex Proimos speaks with Andrew Lill, chief investment officer at Rest Super.
Andrew Parry | Market forces, activism and capitalism as an adaptive system
In episode 105, Alex Proimos speaks with Andrew Parry, head of sustainable investment at Newton Investment Management.
Del Hart | Strategy for manager selection, remote due diligence, expanding the co-investment program
In episode 104, Alex Proimos speaks with Del Hart, head of external investments and partnerships at NZ Super Fund.
John Cochrane | Whither the Fed, boondoggles and the 2-year old with a hammer
In episode 103, Alex Proimos speaks with John Cochrane, Rose-Marie and Jack Anderson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University and author of the Grumpy Economist blog.
Machinations of macro, asset sleeves and allocation by outcomes not benchmarks | Mark Beardow and Andrew Baume
In episode 102, Alex Proimos speaks with Mark Beardow, co-chief investment officer, and Andrew Baume, adviser, at Darling Macro.
Managing investor risks beyond the enterprise level, portfolio barriers and regenerative investment structures | Delilah Rothenberg and Taylor Sekhon
In episode 101, Alex Proimos speaks with Delilah Rothenberg, co-founder and executive director of the Predistribution Initiative and Taylor Sekhon, director at Social Capital Partners.
Sean Henaghan | Member proximity, thematic exposures and getting on the bandwagon
In episode 100, Alex Proimos speaks with Sean Henaghan, chief investment officer at Aurora Capital.
PRI signatories outperform non-signatories
Asset owners that are PRI signatories had higher returns and lower costs than non-PRI signatories over a five-year period according to analysis by CEM Benchmarking.
20 funds in five years: Fairley’s consolidation prediction
Rising pressure on underperforming funds could see only a handful remaining in the near future, as the trend of consolidation gathers pace, experts say.
This time it’s different, members probably can expect continuing good returns: Bracks
The differences between the Covid-lead downturn and the global financial crisis are significant according to Cbus Super chair Steve Bracks, this time we haven’t seen the same depths and there are new unique opportunities, not least in the ESG space.
Fiona Reynolds joins Conexus as CEO
As the Australian superannuation market further professionalises, Conexus’s new CEO will be able to bring her global view to the domestic landscape and contribute to super funds and providers developing global best practices.
