AMP Capital appoints Carmel Hourigan to head its property business

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AMP Capital yesterday announced Carmel Hourigan as its new Global Head of Property.

Ms Hourigan will be responsible for delivering the strategy, growth and investment performance of AMP Capital’s $19 billion property investment and management  business and replaces Adam Tindall, who was recently announced as the new  Managing Director of AMP Capital when Stephen Dunne retires in October 2015.

Mr  Adam Tindall said: “I am very pleased Carmel will be joining AMP Capital’s  leadership team and heading our significant property business.

“Carmel  is a property investment professional of the highest calibre and is highly regarded by those in the property and funds management industries. Her extensive experience in both wholesale  managed funds and retail asset management will be invaluable in both driving investment  performance and delivering our $5 billion development pipeline.  I look forward to working with her as we look  to continue to build strong, trusted relationships with clients and grow our  business both domestically and internationally.”

Ms Hourigan has more than 20 years of experience in property and funds  management, having held Managing Director, CEO and CIO positions in both public  and private markets.  She has served in senior positions at Lend Lease, Challenger and Colonial First State. Ms Hourigan joins AMP Capital from The GPT  Group where she most recently held the role of Chief Investment Officer. She is also the Vice  President of The Property Council of Australia.

Ms  Hourigan said: “I am excited to be joining AMP Capital, which has a strong heritage in funds management and providing compelling property investment  opportunities. I was attracted by the  strength of the people, platforms and assets and look forward to building upon  the underlying quality of the property business and taking it to the next  level.”

Ms  Hourigan will take over as Global Head of Property in early November 2015.

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