Rogerscasey, the international research partner for Intech Investment Consulting, has launched its first multi-manager offering in Australia – an ESG strategy.
APRA demands your plan for ultimate liquidity nightmare
Concerned that the market decline could severely restrict institutions’ access to liquidity, the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) has asked superannuation funds for plans detailing how they would cope with a confronting range of scenarios – including total liquidation.
‘Most overlooked century-maker’ victim of SSgA overhaul
$100m of capital calls don’t faze me: Cantor
The $3 billion Catholic Super & Retirement Fund has avoided a firesale of assets in its portfolio despite being forced to meet well over $100 million worth of commitment calls so far this financial year, according to chief executive Greg Cantor. NWQ appoints hedgie veteran to advisory role
NWQ Capital Management, a boutique alternatives firm based in Perth, has appointed a celebrated supporter of Australian hedge funds as an adviser.
Post-retirement innovation the next big thing
Product innovation in post-retirement is predicted to be the next big thing in the superannuation industry, but Australia is lagging the rest of the world. Investment & Technology presents the edited video highlights from its inaugural conference ‘Post-Retirement Solutions for Super Funds: Strategies for Keeping Members in Retirement’, held in Melbourne last month. UBS GAM forced to let sales veteran go, shut infrastructure fund
No ‘QIC II’ for Dee/Xavier boutique
In mid-2008, three months after exiting the deputy head of Australian equities and senior small-cap Australian equities roles at Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), Michael Dee and Paul Xavier hatched a long-held plan to put capital to work in five sectors displaying ‘long-term structural growth’.
ACSA gives pat on back to backoffice champions
The Australian Custodial Services Association (ACSA) has announced the winners of the inaugural 2009 ACSA Awards, which recognise outstanding contributors to the Australian custody and investment administration industry.
CSAM chief won't deny boutique rumours
'Most overlooked century-maker' victim of SSgA overhaul
$100m of capital calls don't faze me: Cantor
The $3 billion Catholic Super & Retirement Fund has avoided a firesale of assets in its portfolio despite being forced to meet well over $100 million worth of commitment calls so far this financial year, according to chief executive Greg Cantor.
