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CareSuper’s Greg Nolan: super funds must brace for lower returns

CareSuper general manager for investments Greg Nolan says returns of up to 15 per cent that superannuation funds enjoyed over the past decade may be over.

I & T NewsSeptember 27, 2011

Aberdeen sets it straight on State Street

Aberdeen Asset Management has clarified its intentions regarding State Street Investor Services, which took over Credit Suisse Asset Management’s backoffice just in time for that firm’s sale to Aberdeen, which has a global backoffice relationship with BNP Paribas Securities Services.

Staff WriterJuly 13, 2009

Investment Strategy

PIMCO sole survivor of AUSCOAL fixed interest overhaul

AUSCOAL Super, the $4.1 billion industry fund for Australia’s coal community, has just completed a restructure of its $800m fixed interest portfolio.

Staff WriterMay 25, 2009

Investment Strategy

Future unclear for former CSAM equities team

The future remains unclear for Credit Suisse’s former Australian equity team post-Aberdeen acquisition after none of the team were offered positions with Aberdeen’s newly expanded $20 billion business.

Staff WriterMay 4, 2009

Investment Strategy

Spec(Q) invests $100 million cash stockpile

The $450 million Spec(Q) has begun reallocating the 23 per cent cash heap it has amassed back to the market, having directed the $70 million of free cash flow the fund generates each year into cash since December 2007.

Staff WriterApril 6, 2009

Investment Strategy

Aberdeen Asia MD open to acquisitions

The managing director of Aberdeen Asset Management Asia has not ruled out further acquisitions in the Asia region on the back of the global takeover of Credit Suisse Asset Management’s traditional business.

Staff WriterApril 6, 2009

Investment Strategy

CSAM nabs ex-InTech head of ops

The former head of operations at InTech, who was made redundant in January, has picked up a new senior operations role in the alternatives team at Credit Suisse Asset Management.

Staff WriterMarch 16, 2009

Investment Strategy

Aberdeen boss to keep both jobs despite business trebling

Aberdeen Asset Management (Australia) chief executive, Bill Bovingdon, intends to continue in his dual role running Australian fixed income even when the size of his business trebles, assuming the April 30 completion of the assets-for-equity swap with Credit Suisse’s investment arm.

Staff WriterJanuary 12, 2009

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