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Colonial First State awards global and emerging markets equities mandates to J.P. Morgan Asset Management

From CFS - Colonial First State

Colonial First State (CFS) has appointed J.P. Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM), a USD3.8 trillion global asset manager, as an underlying manager for the CFS Emerging Markets and CFS Global Shares

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02 Oct 2025

Colonial First State delivers strong double digit member returns in FY24

From CFS - Colonial First State

Colonial First State (CFS) has announced double digit returns over the year to 30 June 2024 for members of its MySuper balanced and growth funds. This marks the second consecutive

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05 Jul 2024

Colonial First State reveals where advisers can add value in a volatile world

From CFS - Colonial First State

One of Australia’s largest pension payers, Colonial First State (CFS), has shed light on how financial advisers are helping clients through the current period of market volatility. Speaking at an

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29 Aug 2022

CFS helps members keep their eyes on the big picture

From CFS - Colonial First State

Australian wealth management group Colonial First State (CFS) last night hosted a special event in Sydney to help superannuation fund members make sense of recent challenges in the economy and

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22 Aug 2022

Colonial First State appoints Chief Investment Officer

From CFS - Colonial First State

Chief Executive Officer of Colonial First State Superannuation, Kelly Power, has announced the appointment of Jonathan Armitage as Chief Investment Officer of Colonial First State. Jonathan is a highly regarded

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13 Jul 2022

MLC Asset Management bolsters Private Equity team

From MLC

MLC Asset Management has announced the appointment of Kristian Zimmermann as the Co-Head of Private Equity, in a move that will further strengthen MLC’s Private Equity offering. Mr Zimmermann brings

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26 May 2021

Major changes to MLC MySuper

From MLC MySuper

MLC has changed its MySuper investment option to reflect member needs based on life stage. Members invested in the current MySuper investment option, which has a 70 per cent growth/30

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01 Apr 2019

MLC awarded highest rating by ChantWest

From MLC Wealth

MLC has been awarded the highest rating – ‘5 Apples’, by independent research house ChantWest for the 9th consecutive year. This rating assesses MLC’s ability to construct quality multi-manager investment

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11 Mar 2015

MLC: the critical role of active managers

From MLC Wealth

MLC has this week reminded advisers of the critical role active managers can play in bringing investors the best possible medium-term returns and making the most of market rebounds. In

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18 Aug 2011

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