AUSTRALIA - UniSuper, the A$19.3bn Australian superannuation fund for workers in the higher education and research sector, has restructured its public markets portfolio, awarding mandates for long/short and concentrated strategies and increasing its use of boutique managers.
The A$1.15bn rebalancing was funded by the termination of five existing mandates, said David St. John, UniSuper’s CIO. St. John declined to name the five terminated managers, because there was a “b...
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