Darren Wills | Style and exposure, factor investing and determining the role of fixed income
In episode 64, Alex Proimos speaks with Darren Wills, managing director, APAC head of fixed income iShares and institutional index at Blackrock.
In episode 64, Alex Proimos speaks with Darren Wills, managing director, APAC head of fixed income iShares and institutional index at Blackrock.
While the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Australians in many ways, for cancer patients the virus has presented a particular set of risks and challenges. To ensure customers living with the disease have access to the best support possible during these times, AIA Australia (AIAA) has expanded the kinds of assistance available through its partnership with … Read more
In episode 63, Alex Proimos speaks with Michael E. Drew, chief investment officer, of MGD Private and professor of finance at Griffith University
The outgoing Media Super chair, Labor stalwart, staunch industry fund advocate and one-time Australian Financial Review editor says we should put the current pace of industry change into perspective. Despite a raft of ongoing debate, crises and reform, the upheaval needed to get super off the ground was a much bigger struggle.
The key to addressing complexity and subjectivity in my experience is through good engagement. For engagement to work there needs to be a level of trust. Trusting can be difficult when significant agency issues exist.
Each of the three countries ranked above Australia in the Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension index – The Netherlands, Denmark and Israel – have contribution rates into their funded pension arrangements of 12 per cent or higher.
In episode 62, Alex Proimos speaks Michael Cross, global head of sovereign and public funds at HSBC Global Asset Management.
The shift of policy influence in recent years from Treasury to the ministers’ offices has likely contributed to the design of government’s new performance measurement which has been panned by experts.
The superannuation industry’s ability to build member trust and engagement will rest upon its ability to harness data and use it to enhance the retirement outcomes of members, a panel has heard.
To say that the financial well-being of hundreds of millions of people around the globe rests on the performance of the tens of trillions of dollars held in funds with long-term investment horizons is not hyperbole.
Complexity is everywhere. And nowhere is its forward march more evident than in the field of investing. Seemingly unabated, the complexity of new products, processes, financial engineering and innovation grows.
Investment governance tries to codify how to put safeguards around managing other people’s money, Michael Drew and Adam Walk say in their new book.