Tyndall appoints new deputy head of fixed income

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Tyndall AM has further strengthened its already significant fixed income team with the appointment of James Alexander to the newly created role of deputy head of fixed income. Mr Alexander

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New appointments at Tyndall AM

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Tyndall AM has made two appointments to further enhance the quality and breadth of its compliance, operations and services it provides to clients and investors. Suzanne Bentley has been appointed

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Tyndall AM to open concentrated fund for retail investors

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Tyndall AM is to open the Tyndall Australian Share Concentrated Fund to the retail market. The fund has been available to institutional investors and professional investors since 2010 and is

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Strong AUD could create problems with inflation

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The strength of the Australian dollar is likely to continue in the short to medium term, with significant implications for the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) monetary policy and its

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Understand bank capital structure to help manage risk: Tyndall AM

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Recent events have emphasised the need to understand the capital structure of banks in order to manage risk, warns John Sorrell of Tyndall AM. “Knowing how an investment sits within

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Fears of a bond bubble overblown

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Investors should not be worried about a bubble in the bond market, as the current high prices and low yields in bonds are not driven by the same factors as

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Tyndall AM finalises management team

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Following a number of recent appointments and the development of a new support structure, Tyndall AM has finalised its senior management team with the appointment of Linda Garry as senior

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Product team appointments at Tyndall

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Following the creation of its new sales and marketing division to expand its product range and take full advantage of emerging opportunities, Tyndall AM has appointed two new managers to

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Outlook for Australian money market rates

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2011 saw a dramatic change in how the Australian market reacted to a crisis overseas. This is nowhere more evident than in the reaction of the Australian dollar (AUD) says

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