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Doyle said: “As deputy head of fixed income, Stuart has successfully led the rates and credit teams, adapting the investment process to a challenging interest rate and credit environment. “Appointing Stuart as head of Australian fixed income is recognition of his skills as a fixed income investor, his commitment and of the team’s achievements in delivering strong results for clients.” Sam Hallinan, Schroders Australia chief executive, said: “Fixed income continues to play an important role in client portfolios, and it is pleasing to be able to promote internally from what is already a very well-respected team in the market. Talent development and promotion from within is a great sign of success. ....
Fundies say âcollective investment vehiclesâ could lift sales in Asia Save Share Fund managers say the long-awaited finalisation of reforms to create a legal structure familiar to global investors will help attract foreign capital into Australian managed funds, but needs to be coupled with reductions in withholding taxes to make Australia a competitive exporter of financial services. Ahead of Tuesdayâs federal budget, The Australian Financial Review reported the government will finalise a Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle (CCIV) regime, to create an alternative to unit trusts. Local unit trusts are not well understood by offshore investors, adding cost and risk; the CCIVs would be similar to UCITS, used in the European Union. ....
Sam Hallinan He succeeds Chris Durack, who was promoted to co-CEO for Asia Pacific in March 2020. Hallinan’s appointment takes effect in April, Schroders says in a statement on February 10. It didn’t specify the effective date. He will report to Durack, who will continue to have oversight of the Australian business as part of his regional responsibilities and remain a director of Schroders Australia. According to Schroders, Hallinan’s appointment “provides a dedicated, focused oversight of the Australian business as it invests in strengthening existing capabilities in Australian equities, multi-asset, fixed income and global equities”. Hallinan’s “experience and proven leadership will add further depth to our management capability as we remain focused on delivering greater investment outcomes for our Australian clients”, Durack says in the statement. ....
UBS Group COO joins board of insurance giant, as bank names protection director Zurich The insurance giant has hired Sabine Keller-Busse to the group’s board. Keller-Busse is a member of the group executive board of UBS Group and holds the roles of UBS Switzerland president and group chief operating officer. Lloyds Banking Group Rose St Louis ha been named as protection director at the group. She will join the group on 15 March, succeeding Gary Burchett who is retiring later this year. St Louis was previously a director in KPMG’s insurance practice and has over 20 years of experience in financial services. ....
Schroders appoints new Australia CEO 1 minute read 11 February 2021 Schroders Australia has appointed a new chief executive with more than 25 years’ financial services experience as it looks to boost its local capabilities. Sam Hallinan will join Schroders as its new Australia CEO, reporting to Chris Durack, APAC co-CEO. Mr Hallinan will provide a “dedicated, focused oversight of the Australian business” as it strengthens its capabilities across a number of asset classes and builds out its local private debt team. “We are thrilled to welcome Sam to our team and his appointment highlights our focus and commitment to the ongoing investment in the Australian business. Sam’s experience and proven leadership will add further depth to our management capability as we remain focused on delivering great investment outcomes for our Australian clients,” Mr Durack said. ....