rebalancing

Administration

While China may save us… Funds have work to do to adapt to post-crisis investing

The Australian Super and Investment Conference, on the Gold Coast September 16-18, looked at options facing the investment committees of super funds post-crisis. A record attendance of trustees, fund executives, managers and consultants seemed to agree on at least one thing – the world has changed inexorably. GREG BRIGHT reports. The big picture medium-to-longterm direction […]
Staff WriterOctober 2, 2009
Administration

While China may save us… Funds have work to do to adapt to post-crisis investing

The Australian Super and Investment Conference, on the Gold Coast September 16-18, looked at options facing the investment committees of super funds post-crisis. A record attendance of trustees, fund executives, managers and consultants seemed to agree on at least one thing – the world has changed inexorably. GREG BRIGHT reports. The big picture medium-to-longterm direction […]
Staff WriterOctober 2, 2009
Investment Strategy

Bone hails targeted rebalancing as better way

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Staff WriterMay 5, 2009
Investment Strategy

Bone hails targeted rebalancing as better way

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Staff WriterMay 5, 2009
Investment Strategy

Funds urged to consider cost of not rebalancing

The cost of a standard Australian equity trade has risen by more than 10 basis points during the financial crisis, prompting super funds to think carefully about the way in which they rebalance portfolios. According to State Street’s Transaction Cost Analysis, the average equity transaction cost in Australia rose from 25 basis points in 2007 […]
Staff WriterMarch 30, 2009
Investment Strategy

Funds urged to consider cost of not rebalancing

The cost of a standard Australian equity trade has risen by more than 10 basis points during the financial crisis, prompting super funds to think carefully about the way in which they rebalance portfolios. According to State Street’s Transaction Cost Analysis, the average equity transaction cost in Australia rose from 25 basis points in 2007 […]
Staff WriterMarch 30, 2009
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