Jonathan Armitage News Today

COLONIAL First State (CFS), which manages A$151 billion (S$136 billion) of Australian pension and wealth assets, plans to add billions in private credit deals as it sees interest rates staying elevated for longer.

Fund CIOs say increased regulatory scrutiny on bank capital means more borrowers are tapping them for project finance and leveraged buyouts, as well as direct lending.

Investment chiefs who collectively manage more than $1.5 trillion in retirement savings are ramping up their exposure to unlisted assets, private credit and cash.

The executives who manage more than $1.5 trillion in retirement savings are not swinging for the bleachers. They’re still worried about inflation, interest rates and a potential recession.

In the midst of a surge in sustainable investing, ambiguity surrounding ESG labels is causing confusion among investors in Australias $3.5 trillion...

Colonial First State has appointed two investment professionals from MLC Asset Management and AustralianSuper.

Buying kit to switch to more sustainable systems, without first assessing its true cost and suitability, could waste thousands of pounds and damage land.

Where are leading chief investment officers deploying Australians’ $3.5 trillion retirement savings pool, and what is keeping them up at night?

Most farmers are mindful of their obligation to improve habitats and protect the environment alongside their farming activities. Most, in fact, are

Colonial First State (CFS) has recorded double-digit returns across several of its default superannuation products for FY23.