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Lachlan Callander exits Invesco, firm restructures fixed income

Lachlan Callander, who spent nearly five years heading up Australian fixed income at Invesco before migrating to the London office, has left after nearly 12 years with the firm.

Staff WriterApril 6, 2009

On for young and old in post-retirement pow-wow

It stands to reason that Vision Super, with more than half its members over 50 years of age, would differ markedly from the youthful Host Plus in the way it is positioning its post-retirement offerings. In the lead-up to Conexus Financial’s Post-Retirement Conference in Melbourne on February 10, see Amanda White talk to executives from […]

Staff WriterJanuary 12, 2009

Unintentional

In this month's issue

June 2011 Cover Story ESG inaction: Who voted in Australia’s first climate-change resolution, and why Australia’s first -ever shareholder vote on climat e change, put to Woodsi de Petroleum in April, provided superannuation funds with a prime opportunity to support the sustainability principles that many of them have espoused for years. But at this first […]

Staff WriterOctober 1, 2008

Investment Strategy

Boom in new pensions for UniSuper

The $24 billion UniSuper experienced a five-fold increase in new pension applications during the September quarter this year.

Staff WriterNovember 27, 2007

Investment Strategy

Boom in new pensions for UniSuper

The $24 billion UniSuper experienced a five-fold increase in new pension applications during the September quarter this year.

Staff WriterNovember 27, 2007

Investment Strategy

…while Aon financial planning picks one up

The financial planning arm of diversified financial services provider Aon Australia has recruited a new head of operations.

Staff WriterJune 13, 2007

Investment Strategy

…while Aon financial planning picks one up

The financial planning arm of diversified financial services provider Aon Australia has recruited a new head of operations.

Staff WriterJune 13, 2007

Investment Strategy

Big three managers predict good times to roll on

The three largest funds managers – Colonial First State, MLC and AMP Capital Investors – have issued generally positive reports about the outlook for markets this calendar year, with Colonial and AMP the most bullish on Australian shares.

Staff WriterJanuary 10, 2006

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