“My goal as CEO is to position the firm as the market-leading asset manager in Australia providing innovative investments,” Mr Walesby said. “We want to be regarded by clients, and broader communities, for consistently providing the best of breed investment solutions. “With the combination of Mirae Asset’s deep fund management expertise and the local knowledge of the existing team, we hope to establish a strong Australian identity.”

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“Ashish is a welcome addition to Fidelity’s already strong global equity team,” Fidelity’s global chief investment officer, equities, Romain Boscher said. “He brings rich industry experience, proven stock picking acumen, a strong track record in managing global equities and a team-based mindset that will ensure the broad experience set within the global equities team is retained and strengthened.” The appointment follows the departure of Amit Lodha who stepped down as portfolio manager in June. Mr Lodha will continue to act as a consultant for Fidelity.

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The funds were to be ring-fenced for purposes that offered strong social benefits and had been structured in accordance with the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association’s Green Loan Principles and Social Loan Principles, the fund manager said. “AMP Capital is delighted to have played a part in delivering the world’s largest sustainability loan in the healthcare sector and furthering the ESG objectives of CommIF that we know resonate with client expectations,” AMP Capital CommIF portfolio manager Charles Savage said. The news comes following the recent exit of AMP Capital’s head of energy, as well as a number of other senior departures in the fund manager’s infrastructure team to global infrastructure investor Plenary Group.

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Douglas Huey and Alan Zhang have also been confirmed as OxCap’s principals and portfolio managers, while Sid Mehta will join the team in an analyst role. “We’ve assembled a team of the top talent in the emerging markets space and we look forward to bringing our unique and differentiated approach to investors,” Dr Lai said. “From a career and market standpoint we see this as the perfect time to launch what we envisage as an enduring relationship with a very capable partner.

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“Gilmour Space is going where no Australian business has gone before, which can open up exciting new opportunities for high-tech industries and jobs in Australia, while helping to grow our members’ retirement savings.” Hostplus chief executive, David Elia, added: “Hostplus’ investment strategy is long-term focused, which is why we invest in Australian companies that develop life-changing technologies and innovations that will provide enduring economic and societal benefits. “This unique investment presents potential strategic benefits as we anticipate Gilmour’s valuation increasing, and we are delighted to support the exciting future ahead for Australia’s space industry.”

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“We acknowledge that pursuing a carbon neutral target date of 2030 is ambitious, but this investment is part of a broader implementation plan across the business that will see us play our part in stemming human-induced climate change.” Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) – a cornerstone investor in the AU Green Bond Fund – applauded NGS’ move. “We welcome the investment by NGS Super into the AU Green Bond Fund,” CEFC chief executive, Ian Learmonth, said.

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