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DNR Capital expands team to focus on new global equity strategy

30 Aug 2022
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Brad Partridge

One of Australia’s leading equities fund managers DNR Capital is pleased to announce the appointment of Brad Partridge to lead the development of a dedicated global equity capability.

Partridge has extensive investment management experience, having previously spent more than 20 years at Macquarie Group, most recently as Portfolio Manager for Macquarie Asset Management.

“We are looking to complement and build on the successful investment philosophy and process of the DNR Capital Australian equities strategies,” said DNR Capital’s Chief Investment Officer, Jamie Nicol.

“The addition of Brad to the investment team provides a dedicated Portfolio Manager to focus solely on the new global offering, which will allow our dedicated Australian equites team to continue providing our clients with quality investment solutions in the Australian equities space”, added Nicol.

“Brad has a unique ability to add value for investors through multiple cycles, and we look forward to seeing him build on this success at DNR Capital,” said DNR Capital’s Chief Executive Officer, Robert White.

“This is an extremely exciting opportunity for me and I am thrilled to join the DNR Capital team and be part of this new and exciting expansion into global equities,” said Partridge.

Once settled in, Partridge will work on resourcing the global equities investment team with additional recruitment planned in the short term.

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