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MA Financial Group adds senior distribution executive to support growing demand

28 Mar 2025
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Renee Oldfield

Global alternative asset manager MA Financial Group (ASX: MAF) has appointed Renee Oldfield as Executive Director in the Asset Management business to support the growing demand from financial intermediaries and family offices across Australia.

With considerable experience across real estate, private credit and fixed interest Renee will be based in Perth and primarily responsible for MA Financial’s key stakeholder relationships in Western Australia and South Australia.

Renee’s appointment follows several recent significant milestones for MA Financial Group, including the launch of its inaugural ASX-listed private credit fund the MA Credit Income Trust (ASX:MA1), and its recent partnership with Warburg Pincus to launch a A$1 billion+ Real Estate Credit Vehicle.

Lee Hayes, Head of Domestic Distribution for MA Financial Group said “I am delighted to welcome someone of Renee’s calibre to our team. Her extensive and relevant experience and knowledge in addition to her exceptional relationships will be valuable to both our team and our clients across the region.

“Renee’s appointment signifies the growing demand for alternative investments from our clients, and is a critical step in building out our distribution capabilities to ensure client coverage across the country.”

Prior to joining MA Financial Renee served as Regional Distribution Manager at Charter Hall. She has also held roles at Acure Asset Management Limited, FIIG Securities, Aspen Group Limited and Macquarie Group.

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