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Investment Strategy

Troubled bonds may bolster returns

Investors who shun the bonds of economically troubled countries in the euro zone miss dramatic movements that can benefit their portfolios, says Seema Shah, global rates strategist at Principal Global Investors.

I & T NewsNovember 21, 2011

Investment Strategy

Eaton Vance seeks expansion

Eaton Vance says it can add as much as 50 basis points to a superannuation fund’s annual performance by improving their tax management.

I & T NewsNovember 14, 2011

Investment Strategy

Dean Paatsch still swimming against the tide

Dean Paatsch has co-founded a governance advisory firm, Ownership Matters, that opened for business yesterday. Paatsch’s co-founders are Martin Lawrence and Simon Connal.

I & T NewsOctober 25, 2011

Investment Strategy

Ibbotson hired by Sunsuper for investment advice

Ibbotson Associates Australia will provide investment advice on dynamic asset allocation to the $18 billion superannuation fund Sunsuper.

I & T NewsOctober 11, 2011

Investment Strategy

Asian policymakers unfazed by Europe’s debt woes

Policymakers in Asia are not panicking about chronic sovereign debt problems in the Euro-region and U.S., says Dilip Shahani, head of Asia-Pacific credit research in the Asia-Pacific.

I & T NewsOctober 4, 2011

Investment Strategy

Super funds the next mutual companies, says IOOF’s Christopher Kelaher

Christopher Kelaher, managing director of IOOF Holdings Ltd., says superannuation funds could view their businesses as mutual companies and may be tempted to realise their value.

I & T NewsAugust 30, 2011

Investment Strategy

ipac sets risk rules in $4bn Aussie equities overhaul

Jeff Rogers Big multi-manager ipac has reallocated its $4 billion Australian equities portfolio to four active managers, and told them where to deploy risk, in an effort to exploit information advantages and minimise overlapping stock positions in large companies.

Staff WriterOctober 12, 2009

Investment Strategy

Major consulting firm seeks two analysts, one consultant

A Melbourne-based consulting firm is looking to hire two investment analysts and one consultant in a move that goes against the industry trend of downsizing, as it expands its team in response to client demand.

Staff WriterMay 11, 2009

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