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Investment Strategy

REST to run active Aussie equities in-house

The $27 billion industry superannuation fund REST will push the button and go live with its internal, actively-managed Australian equities strategy in December, expanding on its established funds management capabilities in infrastructure, fixed income and cash. REST, which has been internally managing money for over 16 years, has been running a paper Australian equities portfolio […]
Leng YeowNovember 25, 2013
Hedge Funds

Sunsuper’s David Hartley on inhouse management

Lochiel Crafter, Asia Pacific head of State Street Global Advisors, interviewed the chief investment officer of Sunsuper, David Hartley, about super funds bringing investment management in house. The discussion focused on key drivers as well as what funds need to consider before making the move – and why Sunsuper does not yet undertake significant inhouse […]
Staff WriterJune 7, 2013
Hedge Funds

“Logical disconnect” to inhouse management

There should be net benefit for members or advantages in terms of internal management for superannuation funds considering taking investment inhouse, according to Sunsuper chief investment officer David Hartley. He said funds should be prepared for the impacts internalisation could have on culture and processes. In an exclusive interview with State Street, published in its recently released […]
Amal AwadJune 7, 2013
CIO profiles

New CIO mulls global revolution at Universities Super

Roger Gray has become the first new chief investment officer of the £27 billion Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) in 17 years, and will reconsider the fund’s use of regional equity mandates. In the British pension environment, USS is in a privileged position as one of the few defined benefit schemes that is still open, contributions […]
Staff WriterNovember 30, 2009
CIO profiles

New CIO mulls global revolution at Universities Super

Roger Gray has become the first new chief investment officer of the £27 billion Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS) in 17 years, and will reconsider the fund’s use of regional equity mandates. In the British pension environment, USS is in a privileged position as one of the few defined benefit schemes that is still open, contributions […]
Staff WriterNovember 30, 2009
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