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                <title>Janus Henderson expands Australian Active ETF range</title>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_80860" style="width: 660px" class="wp-caption alignleft"><img fetchpriority="high" decoding="async" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-80860" class="size-full wp-image-80860" src="https://www.adviservoice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/gadden-matt-650.png" alt="" width="650" height="350" srcset="https://www.adviservoice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/gadden-matt-650.png 650w, https://www.adviservoice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/gadden-matt-650-300x162.png 300w" sizes="(max-width: 650px) 100vw, 650px" /><p id="caption-attachment-80860" class="wp-caption-text">Matt Gaden</p></div>
<h3>Janus Henderson Investors has announced the Australian launch of the Janus Henderson Net Zero Transition Resources Active ETF (Managed Fund) (ASX ticker: ‘JZRO’). The fund is Janus Henderson’s third Active ETF in Australia and offers investors a global equity portfolio of resources companies positioned for the transition to a low-carbon future.</h3>
<p>JZRO seeks to provide exposure to a diversified portfolio of global natural resources companies operating in the materials, energy, agricultural, industrial, and utility sectors. It typically holds between 25 to 50 companies diversified by sector, market capitalisation and country.</p>
<p>The fund’s launch comes as investors navigate the market impacts of the energy transition, while also attempting to prepare their portfolios to take advantage of the significant investment opportunities to follow global decarbonisation efforts. According to recent Morningstar research1, sustainable funds now hold $44.3 billion in Australian assets, and have more than doubled since 2019.</p>
<p>Matt Gaden, Head of Australia at Janus Henderson said: “At Janus Henderson Investors Australia, we are committed to expanding and extending our product offering to meet the growing ESG investing demands of our clients, while also offering Janus Henderson’s high-quality global products to Australian investors.</p>
<p>“We firmly believe our active management approach allows us to most effectively implement ESG considerations into our products. Following the successful launches of our Global Sustainable Equity Active ETF (‘FUTR’) in September 2021, and our Tactical Income Active ETF (‘TACT’) in July 2020, we continue to provide Australians with actively managed sustainable investment options, helping them to build their portfolios in a cost-efficient and flexible way, while also contributing to the shift to Net Zero.”</p>
<p>Also available as an unlisted managed fund, JZRO will be listed on the ASX, and is jointly managed by Janus Henderson Head of Global Natural Resources Daniel Sullivan, Sydney-based Portfolio Managers Tim Gerrard and Darko Kuzmanovic, and London-based Portfolio Manager Tal Lomnitzer, CFA.</p>
<p>The highly experienced investment team have cumulative industry experience of over 120 years, blending natural resource investment specialisation and stock market expertise with with geological, technical, financial, ESG and industry experience. The team is also supported by a growing global team of 16 dedicated ESG investment specialists.</p>
<h2>Actively seeking opportunities across global decarbonisation themes</h2>
<p>The Janus Henderson Net Zero Transition Resources strategy invests in companies across five key investment themes, including energy transition, sustainable mobility, sustainable industry, sustainable agribusiness, and carbon reduction.</p>
<p>The strategy applies both negative and positive filters or screens based on avoidance criteria and sustainability themes and excludes investment in companies that derive more than 10% of their revenue from the production of fossil fuels. The strategy also selects companies for their contributions to the transition to Net Zero and potential to deliver superior long-term returns.</p>
<p>JZRO holdings currently include plant-based meat substitute producer Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND), and global aluminium supplier Alcoa Corporation (NYSE: AA).</p>
<p>Daniel Sullivan, Head of Global Natural Resources at Janus Henderson said: “Natural resources remain the essential building blocks of daily life and continue to underpin our economic and social progress. We believe sustainable natural resource companies have a key role to play in supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy through the deployment of renewable energy technologies like solar and electric vehicles on a large scale. Such technologies require significantly greater amounts of minerals such as copper, aluminium, nickel, lithium, and cobalt, offering an opportunity for investors.</p>
<p>“As can be expected for investors operating across the mining, energy and agricultural sectors, the consideration of material ESG factors is critical. Through our active management approach, Janus Henderson can implement the kind of nuanced analysis and decision making required to successfully navigate the ESG risks in opportunities prevalent in this asset class.”</p>
<p>Tim Gerrard, Portfolio Manager at Janus Henderson said: “We are witnessing the significant positive economic impacts of an energy transition amid a global decarbonisation effort. More than 120 countries have pledged to reach Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by around 2050 and are supported by the commitments of more than 100 regional governments, 800 cities and 1500 companies, and this is changing almost daily.</p>
<p>“With some nations choosing to bring their established Net Zero deadlines forward, we believe it is a critical time for investors to consider not only how they will contribute to decarbonisation, but to position their portfolios to capitalise on the breadth of investment opportunities created by the shift to Net Zero, taking advantage of a once-in-a-lifetime investment cycle.”</p>
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                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<div id="attachment_80860" style="width: 660px" class="wp-caption alignleft"><img decoding="async" aria-describedby="caption-attachment-80860" class="size-full wp-image-80860" src="https://www.adviservoice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/gadden-matt-650.png" alt="" width="650" height="350" srcset="https://www.adviservoice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/gadden-matt-650.png 650w, https://www.adviservoice.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/gadden-matt-650-300x162.png 300w" sizes="(max-width: 650px) 100vw, 650px" /><p id="caption-attachment-80860" class="wp-caption-text">Matt Gaden</p></div>
<h3>Janus Henderson Investors has announced the Australian launch of the Janus Henderson Net Zero Transition Resources Active ETF (Managed Fund) (ASX ticker: ‘JZRO’). The fund is Janus Henderson’s third Active ETF in Australia and offers investors a global equity portfolio of resources companies positioned for the transition to a low-carbon future.</h3>
<p>JZRO seeks to provide exposure to a diversified portfolio of global natural resources companies operating in the materials, energy, agricultural, industrial, and utility sectors. It typically holds between 25 to 50 companies diversified by sector, market capitalisation and country.</p>
<p>The fund’s launch comes as investors navigate the market impacts of the energy transition, while also attempting to prepare their portfolios to take advantage of the significant investment opportunities to follow global decarbonisation efforts. According to recent Morningstar research1, sustainable funds now hold $44.3 billion in Australian assets, and have more than doubled since 2019.</p>
<p>Matt Gaden, Head of Australia at Janus Henderson said: “At Janus Henderson Investors Australia, we are committed to expanding and extending our product offering to meet the growing ESG investing demands of our clients, while also offering Janus Henderson’s high-quality global products to Australian investors.</p>
<p>“We firmly believe our active management approach allows us to most effectively implement ESG considerations into our products. Following the successful launches of our Global Sustainable Equity Active ETF (‘FUTR’) in September 2021, and our Tactical Income Active ETF (‘TACT’) in July 2020, we continue to provide Australians with actively managed sustainable investment options, helping them to build their portfolios in a cost-efficient and flexible way, while also contributing to the shift to Net Zero.”</p>
<p>Also available as an unlisted managed fund, JZRO will be listed on the ASX, and is jointly managed by Janus Henderson Head of Global Natural Resources Daniel Sullivan, Sydney-based Portfolio Managers Tim Gerrard and Darko Kuzmanovic, and London-based Portfolio Manager Tal Lomnitzer, CFA.</p>
<p>The highly experienced investment team have cumulative industry experience of over 120 years, blending natural resource investment specialisation and stock market expertise with with geological, technical, financial, ESG and industry experience. The team is also supported by a growing global team of 16 dedicated ESG investment specialists.</p>
<h2>Actively seeking opportunities across global decarbonisation themes</h2>
<p>The Janus Henderson Net Zero Transition Resources strategy invests in companies across five key investment themes, including energy transition, sustainable mobility, sustainable industry, sustainable agribusiness, and carbon reduction.</p>
<p>The strategy applies both negative and positive filters or screens based on avoidance criteria and sustainability themes and excludes investment in companies that derive more than 10% of their revenue from the production of fossil fuels. The strategy also selects companies for their contributions to the transition to Net Zero and potential to deliver superior long-term returns.</p>
<p>JZRO holdings currently include plant-based meat substitute producer Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND), and global aluminium supplier Alcoa Corporation (NYSE: AA).</p>
<p>Daniel Sullivan, Head of Global Natural Resources at Janus Henderson said: “Natural resources remain the essential building blocks of daily life and continue to underpin our economic and social progress. We believe sustainable natural resource companies have a key role to play in supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy through the deployment of renewable energy technologies like solar and electric vehicles on a large scale. Such technologies require significantly greater amounts of minerals such as copper, aluminium, nickel, lithium, and cobalt, offering an opportunity for investors.</p>
<p>“As can be expected for investors operating across the mining, energy and agricultural sectors, the consideration of material ESG factors is critical. Through our active management approach, Janus Henderson can implement the kind of nuanced analysis and decision making required to successfully navigate the ESG risks in opportunities prevalent in this asset class.”</p>
<p>Tim Gerrard, Portfolio Manager at Janus Henderson said: “We are witnessing the significant positive economic impacts of an energy transition amid a global decarbonisation effort. More than 120 countries have pledged to reach Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions by around 2050 and are supported by the commitments of more than 100 regional governments, 800 cities and 1500 companies, and this is changing almost daily.</p>
<p>“With some nations choosing to bring their established Net Zero deadlines forward, we believe it is a critical time for investors to consider not only how they will contribute to decarbonisation, but to position their portfolios to capitalise on the breadth of investment opportunities created by the shift to Net Zero, taking advantage of a once-in-a-lifetime investment cycle.”</p>
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                <title>Janus Henderson Investors hires Tal Lomnitzer for Global Natural Resources team</title>
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                <pubDate>Sun, 17 Feb 2019 20:35:34 +0000</pubDate>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<h3>Janus Henderson Investors (NYSE: JHG, ASX: JHG) has announced the appointment of Tal Lomnitzer, as Senior Investment Manager within the Global Natural Resources Team, effective 25 February 2019. Based in London, Tal will be responsible for co-managing the global natural resources strategies, focusing primarily on the strategies and mandates domiciled in the UK and Luxemburg.</h3>
<p>Tal comes with more than 21 years of financial industry experience. He was most recently the Deputy Head of Global Resources at Colonial First State Global Asset Management/First State Investments in London, where he worked as a fund manager since December 2011. Prior to First State, Tal was a Partner at NewSmith Capital and ORN Capital (both in the UK), where he launched and oversaw various global resources and energy funds.</p>
<p>Alex Crooke, Co-Head of Equities (EMEA &amp; Asia PAC) commented, “We are excited to be adding to our well regarded Global Natural Resources team with someone of Tal’s calibre and background. The addition not only complements the experience of our long-standing team, but with Tal’s knowledge and expertise, it should allow us to further build on our performance track record, strengthen the team’s global presence, enhance our quality of service to clients and grow our business.”</p>
<p>In addition, Daniel Sullivan has been promoted as Co-Head of the Global Natural Resources Team, alongside David Whitten.</p>
<p>As Co-Head, Daniel will be jointly responsible for managing the global natural resource team and the portfolio management of the suite of global natural resource equity funds and mandates.</p>
<p>Alex Crooke stated, “Daniel has been an important member of the Global Natural Resources team for six years and has worked alongside David over that period. This appointment recognises his increasing portfolio management responsibilities and the natural progression of Daniel as leader of the team.”</p>
<p>With the appointment of Tal, the Janus Henderson’s Global Natural Resources Team consists of five experienced natural resource investment specialists, combining investment management with qualifications and industry experience in geology, mining engineering and metallurgy.</p>
<p>The Team manages in excess of $1.3bn AUD (as at 31 December 2018) on behalf of institutional and retail clients.</p>
<p>Matt Gaden, Head of Australia, adds, “As Janus Henderson Investors continues to expand in Australia, with solid growth from both the retail and institutional channels, we will continue to be forward-looking and invest in our business. Tal’s appointment is another indication of that, and of our long-term commitment to the Australian market.”</p>
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                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>Janus Henderson Investors (NYSE: JHG, ASX: JHG) has announced the appointment of Tal Lomnitzer, as Senior Investment Manager within the Global Natural Resources Team, effective 25 February 2019. Based in London, Tal will be responsible for co-managing the global natural resources strategies, focusing primarily on the strategies and mandates domiciled in the UK and Luxemburg.</h3>
<p>Tal comes with more than 21 years of financial industry experience. He was most recently the Deputy Head of Global Resources at Colonial First State Global Asset Management/First State Investments in London, where he worked as a fund manager since December 2011. Prior to First State, Tal was a Partner at NewSmith Capital and ORN Capital (both in the UK), where he launched and oversaw various global resources and energy funds.</p>
<p>Alex Crooke, Co-Head of Equities (EMEA &amp; Asia PAC) commented, “We are excited to be adding to our well regarded Global Natural Resources team with someone of Tal’s calibre and background. The addition not only complements the experience of our long-standing team, but with Tal’s knowledge and expertise, it should allow us to further build on our performance track record, strengthen the team’s global presence, enhance our quality of service to clients and grow our business.”</p>
<p>In addition, Daniel Sullivan has been promoted as Co-Head of the Global Natural Resources Team, alongside David Whitten.</p>
<p>As Co-Head, Daniel will be jointly responsible for managing the global natural resource team and the portfolio management of the suite of global natural resource equity funds and mandates.</p>
<p>Alex Crooke stated, “Daniel has been an important member of the Global Natural Resources team for six years and has worked alongside David over that period. This appointment recognises his increasing portfolio management responsibilities and the natural progression of Daniel as leader of the team.”</p>
<p>With the appointment of Tal, the Janus Henderson’s Global Natural Resources Team consists of five experienced natural resource investment specialists, combining investment management with qualifications and industry experience in geology, mining engineering and metallurgy.</p>
<p>The Team manages in excess of $1.3bn AUD (as at 31 December 2018) on behalf of institutional and retail clients.</p>
<p>Matt Gaden, Head of Australia, adds, “As Janus Henderson Investors continues to expand in Australia, with solid growth from both the retail and institutional channels, we will continue to be forward-looking and invest in our business. Tal’s appointment is another indication of that, and of our long-term commitment to the Australian market.”</p>
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                <title>90 West Appoints New Senior Investment Analyst</title>
                <link>https://www.adviservoice.com.au/2013/06/90-west-appoints-new-senior-investment-analyst/</link>
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                <pubDate>Wed, 26 Jun 2013 21:45:04 +0000</pubDate>
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                                    <description><![CDATA[<div>Daniel Sullivan joined the business in May as a senior investment analyst to the 90 West Global Natural Resources Fund. Daniel has gained extensive experience across global equities with three major investment firms over the last 21 years. After his technical training in Mining Engineering, he became a Resources Analyst &amp; Portfolio Manager at AMP Investments managing $500m in Australian Resource stocks and covering all sectors as the primary resource analyst. After being approached to join Zurich as an analyst he became the sole Portfolio Manager for Zurich’s $2bn equity portfolios upon their merger with Scudder Investments. Deutsche Asset Management subsequently acquired this firm. Under Deutsche Daniel gained experience managing pre and post-tax portfolios and had a large retail investor component leading to road show presentations and asset consultant reviews.</div>
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<div>One of his major accomplishments during this role was convincing the US senior management to maintain the management of Scudder Global Gold Fund (a US mutual fund) in Australia. At Deutsche Daniel also managed 21 carve out portfolios from Global and Asia Pac funds and participated in strategy calls with teams in Singapore and London on matters relating to these clients. He assisted with the development of hedge funds at Deutsche and moved into Goldman Sachs to trade long short Australian equities. After 3 years and significant growth in the trading business Daniel moved to the new role as Strategic Research &amp; Portfolio Management, which was a key analytical role for the equity-trading group. He was responsible for developing capital allocation criteria, annual investment limits and providing stock research analysis to the group. He has very strong and intuitive risk management skills stemming from his mining engineering training, industry experience and from managing many different portfolio styles in multiple firms over 20 years.</div>
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                                            <content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Daniel Sullivan joined the business in May as a senior investment analyst to the 90 West Global Natural Resources Fund. Daniel has gained extensive experience across global equities with three major investment firms over the last 21 years. After his technical training in Mining Engineering, he became a Resources Analyst &amp; Portfolio Manager at AMP Investments managing $500m in Australian Resource stocks and covering all sectors as the primary resource analyst. After being approached to join Zurich as an analyst he became the sole Portfolio Manager for Zurich’s $2bn equity portfolios upon their merger with Scudder Investments. Deutsche Asset Management subsequently acquired this firm. Under Deutsche Daniel gained experience managing pre and post-tax portfolios and had a large retail investor component leading to road show presentations and asset consultant reviews.</div>
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<div>One of his major accomplishments during this role was convincing the US senior management to maintain the management of Scudder Global Gold Fund (a US mutual fund) in Australia. At Deutsche Daniel also managed 21 carve out portfolios from Global and Asia Pac funds and participated in strategy calls with teams in Singapore and London on matters relating to these clients. He assisted with the development of hedge funds at Deutsche and moved into Goldman Sachs to trade long short Australian equities. After 3 years and significant growth in the trading business Daniel moved to the new role as Strategic Research &amp; Portfolio Management, which was a key analytical role for the equity-trading group. He was responsible for developing capital allocation criteria, annual investment limits and providing stock research analysis to the group. He has very strong and intuitive risk management skills stemming from his mining engineering training, industry experience and from managing many different portfolio styles in multiple firms over 20 years.</div>
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