Wouter Klijn
Director of Content at The Investment Innovation Institute [i3]
Host at [i3] Podcast
Director of Content, Investment Innovation Institute [i3]
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2 weeks ago |
i3-invest.com | Wouter Klijn
ART has overhauled its investment operating model, creating a series of general manager roles, while two senior executive depart the superannuation fund. The Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has restructured its investment team, creating a series of general manager roles to look after the various asset classes and strategies. The general managers will report to Ian Patrick, Chief Investment Officer of ART.
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2 weeks ago |
i3-invest.com | Wouter Klijn
CEFC is partnering with institutional investors to attract patient capital to change farming practices and provide green loans for the decarbonisation of agricultural assets. The Federal Government’s green bank, Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), sees its capital as playing a critical role in adapting farming practices and developing natural solutions to counter the corrosive impact of climate change.
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2 weeks ago |
i3-invest.com | Wouter Klijn
After more than seven years of conversations, insights, and deep dives into the world of institutional investing, we thought it was time for a little makeover. So next time you open your favourite podcast app and search for us, don’t be surprised if things look a little different. We’re excited to unveil a new name, a new look, and a renewed focus on what matters most: thoughtful, candid conversations with the people shaping the investment world.
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3 weeks ago |
i3-invest.com | Wouter Klijn
Cbus will start to manage more of its Australian large-cap equities in-house. We talk to Deputy CIO Leigh Gavin about what this means for the role of external managers and their place in the hybrid model. Cbus Super is in the process of expanding its line-up of internal Australian equity strategies with a new fundamental, active ASX Core strategy that has the ability to both address capacity issues and potential biases in the portfolio.
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3 weeks ago |
i3-invest.com | Wouter Klijn
Most US leveraged buyout private equity funds deploy committed money quickly, but take as long as 12 years to exit the majority of assets and produce lacklustre after-fee returns, a new study has found. The promise of a leveraged buyout (LBO) private equity strategy is to improve the growth prospects, operational efficiency and profitability of a company by bringing on experienced business strategists and seasoned entrepreneurs.
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