Industry
IOOF Vanguard index mandate goes to Invesco
Twenty-three billion dollars previously managed by Vanguard on behalf of IOOF spread across 14 index strategies has landed with Invesco.
Matthew SmithMay 10, 2021
invesco
Investment strategy
Sovereign funds look to defend and diversify
Sovereign wealth funds have upped their investment in bonds and private market assets as the world’s biggest investors move to defend and diversify their portfolios against a weakening economy.
Elizabeth FryDecember 2, 2019
Equities Summit
Define and conquer: fighting style drift
That which cannot be defined cannot be monitored. Two portfolio managers told delegates their philosophies on specifying style.
Rachel AlembakisSeptember 20, 2018
Featured Homepage Posts
Funds move into long-term infrastructure debt as banks exit
Tough regulations are forcing banks to exit infrastructure debt, paving the way for institutional investors.
Meredith BoothDecember 20, 2017
Hedge Funds
The dawn of the multi-asset fund
Some of the most vindicated fund managers in a lacklustre year for markets are those running dynamic multi-asset funds. Funds run by the likes of Aviva Investors, Invesco, Schroders and Standard Life Investments are in line for a string of institutional wins by the end of the year. All lived up to their promise in […]
David RowleyOctober 19, 2015
Investment Strategy
UniSuper hire to develop in-house investments
UniSuper, the $28 billion retirement fund for current and former higher education and research employees, has hired Mark Himpoo to develop an in-house investment management strategy.
I & T NewsNovember 10, 2011
Investment Strategy
Energy Super, Intrust seed emerging markets equity fund
Energy Super and Intrust Super have invested a combined $100 million in an emerging markets equity strategy run by global funds manager Neuberger Berman.
I & T NewsSeptember 27, 2011
Investment Strategy
MLC’s Brian Parker: UBS trading loss highlights importance of risk managment
Brian Parker, investment strategist at MLC Investment Management which manages about $55 billion, says the $2.3-billion trading loss suffered by UBS AG has many “observers shaking their heads.”
I & T NewsSeptember 20, 2011