Tyndall AM announces new hire to its investment team

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Tyndall Asset Management (Tyndall AM), one of Australia’s largest and most experienced Australian equity investment teams, has announced the appointment of Lillie Greiner who has joined as an Equities Research

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Tyndall Asset Management announces official rebrand

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Tyndall Asset Management (Tyndall AM), one of Australia’s largest and most experienced investment teams, has announced its official rebranding, returning the business to its original foundations. For more than 30

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Outlook 2018: Australian market outlook

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Reflection on 2017 In early 2017, I suggested a total return of 12-15% was a reasonable expectation given the rotation from defensive, secular growth and bond-sensitive stocks towards the cyclical

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Nikko Asset Management wins two mandates from Zurich Investments

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Nikko Asset Management Australia has secured two new Australian Equities mandates from Zurich Investment Management Limited (Zurich Investments), following a competitive review process. Sam Hallinan, Managing Director of Nikko Asset

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Nikko AM wins Aussie equity mandate

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TWUSUPER has awarded Nikko AM a mandate in their long running Australian Equities Comparative Value Analysis strategy. TWUSUPER’s CIO, Andrew Killen, said that “the Board were impressed with the long-term

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Reporting season: peering past the macro noise

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Due to continuous disclosure, reporting season is chiefly an opportunity for companies to relay their outlook to the market. Having said this, the level of detail provided by management is

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Bob Van Munster to retire; Brad Potter becomes Tyndall AM’s head of Australian equities

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After almost 40 years in the industry, veteran Bob Van Munster has decided to retire as Tyndall AM’s head of Australian equities in September 2014. Brad Potter has been appointed

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Have corporate strategies for the current financial environment worked?’

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Brad Potter, Portfolio Manager and Senior Analyst, Tyndall AM provides his key take-outs from the August company reporting season. Weak consumer demand, a slowdown in China and a high Australian

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