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PAN-Tribal Asset Management and ATLAS Infrastructure (Australia) sign distribution agreement

11 Aug 2020
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Colin Woods

PAN-Tribal Asset Management and ATLAS Infrastructure (Australia) are pleased to announce they have signed an exclusive distribution agreement for the Australian wholesale marketplace.

ATLAS was founded in 2017, with the backing of Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP), a leading global independent infrastructure fund manager. With offices in Sydney and London the investment team, led by partners Rod Chisholm, David Bentley, Peter Hyde, David McGregor and Matt Lorback, seeks to bring to the listed infrastructure market the same rigorous research and focus on cash flow analysis as a best-in-class private market investor.

As at June 30 2020, ATLAS had raised $1.4 billion of funds under management (FuM) from a range of institutional and wholesale clients globally.

Commenting on the agreement, PAN-Tribal Asset Management CEO Colin Woods said, “We are very happy to be working with a quality manager such as ATLAS.”

“Not only is the investment team one of the largest dedicated listed infrastructure teams globally, it is a team that possesses an extensive and rich history of investing in infrastructure.” Matt Lorback, Partner at ATLAS said, “Signing this distribution agreement with PAN-Tribal is a natural progression for our business as we seek to access a broader range of investors and diversify our business.”

The ATLAS Infrastructure Australian Feeder Fund, which is currently available via Hub24 and Power Wrap, and soon to be available via Macquarie Wrap and netwealth, will invest in a portfolio of typically 18 to 30 securities, constructed to maximise risk adjusted absolute returns.

“PAN-Tribal Asset Management aims to create wealth for investors by sourcing the best financial products from the best investment managers worldwide, and we are very confident that we have done this again in partnering with ATLAS,” said Woods.

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