Warwick joined Perpetual in January 2009.

He has over 16 years of financial services industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as Director, Institutional Sales at ABN AMRO Bank NV, spending five years servicing both domestic and overseas institutions specialising in the distribution of all fixed income products.

Prior to this at ANZ Investment Bank, Warwick was Senior Credit Trader for a number of years and before this as Senior Dealer, Institutional Sales. Earlier, he spent six years as Dealer, Fixed Income with Westpac Institutional Bank.

Warwick has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance & Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia.

Vince is the Portfolio Manager for 30% of the Industrial Share strategy and Senior Analyst covering mainly large cap industrial companies, in particular banks, property trusts and telecommunications.

He joined Perpetual in July 2007 as an Analyst and since that time has covered the chemicals, diversified financials, banking, telecommunications, building materials and REITS sectors.

Prior to joining Perpetual, Vince was a senior portfolio manager / analyst in the large cap Australian equities team at Deutsche Asset Management and led the top 100 equities team. In addition, he had stock research responsibilities across a large number of sectors. He also worked in corporate finance and foreign currency for Monte Paschi Australia Limited.

Vince has a Bachelor of Commerce with a major in Economics and Finance.

Vivek has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual Investments in August 2004 and is responsible for credit analysis, portfolio construction and trading.

Vivek has over 15 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked for eight years at Macquarie Bank as an Analyst, Compliance Manager, Assistant Portfolio Manager (Fixed Interest & Currency) and Credit Analyst. Prior to that he spent four years as an accountant/auditor at Coopers & Lybrand (PwC).

Matt is Head of Equities and responsible for the strategic direction of the equities business and oversight of all investment strategies. He also provides support and mentoring to the analysts and portfolio managers in the team. Matt is the Portfolio Manager for the Australian Share strategy, the Pure Value Share strategy and the Global Resources strategy. In the past he has managed the Smaller Companies strategy and 50% of the Industrial Shares strategy.

Matt joined Perpetual Investments in August 1993 as an Equities Dealer, before becoming an Analyst in 1997 and Portfolio Manager in 1998.

Prior to joining Perpetual, he worked as a Board Broker on the Australian Option Market and as a Cash/Bills Dealer at Lumley Corporation.

Matt has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of New England.

Nathan is the Portfolio Manager for the Ethical SRI strategy and an Analyst, covering mainly small cap industrial companies across a range of sectors.

Nathan rejoined Perpetual in October 2010 as an Analyst, having previously spent six years with the company from 1997 to 2003 in relationship management and business development roles. In July 2011 he took on portfolio management responsibilities.

Nathan has 11 years experience outside of Perpetual, which most recently included a seven-year period with 452 Capital from 2003 to 2010. At 452 Capital he began as a Dealer, and after two years, moved into an Analyst role where he covered industrials, financials and small caps over the next five years. Nathan’s career in financial markets began in 1994 at the Australian Stock Exchange, where he was an Index Analyst.

Nathan has a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University, a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance from FINSIA and is a Fellow of FINSIA.

Charlie is Deputy Head of Equities and Portfolio Manager for 70% of the Industrial Share strategy and 100% of the Australian Sustainability strategy. He also analyses a small number of stocks in the healthcare and gaming sectors.

Charlie joined Perpetual Investments in May 1999 as an Analyst covering a broad range of sectors, and assumed portfolio management responsibilities from 2002.

Charlie began his career as a Graduate Trainee at Schroder Investment Management in London. After five years he relocated to Australia and joined Platinum Asset Management as an Analyst focusing on global telecommunication companies.

Charlie studied modern history at New College, Oxford and has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours). He is also an Associate of the Society of Investment Professional (part of the CFA).

Michael is Portfolio Manager for Perpetual's diversified funds, including the Balanced Growth Fund, Conservative Growth Fund, Diversified Growth Fund and Split Growth Fund.

Michael joined Perpetual in October 2008. Prior to joining Perpetual he worked for seven years at Watson Wyatt as an investment consultant providing investment strategy advice to some of Australia's largest institutional investors.

Michael is a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia and has a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Law from the University of Queensland.

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Nathan is the Portfolio Manager for the Ethical SRI strategy and an Analyst, covering mainly small cap industrial companies across a range of sectors.

Nathan rejoined Perpetual in October 2010 as an Analyst, having previously spent six years with the company from 1997 to 2003 in relationship management and business development roles. In July 2011 he took on portfolio management responsibilities.

Nathan has 11 years experience outside of Perpetual, which most recently included a seven-year period with 452 Capital from 2003 to 2010. At 452 Capital he began as a Dealer, and after two years, moved into an Analyst role where he covered industrials, financials and small caps over the next five years. Nathan’s career in financial markets began in 1994 at the Australian Stock Exchange, where he was an Index Analyst.

Nathan has a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University, a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance from FINSIA and is a Fellow of FINSIA.

Vivek has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual Investments in August 2004 and is responsible for credit analysis, portfolio construction and trading.

Vivek has over 15 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked for eight years at Macquarie Bank as an Analyst, Compliance Manager, Assistant Portfolio Manager (Fixed Interest & Currency) and Credit Analyst. Prior to that he spent four years as an accountant/auditor at Coopers & Lybrand (PwC).

Matt is Head of Equities and responsible for the strategic direction of the equities business and oversight of all investment strategies. He also provides support and mentoring to the analysts and portfolio managers in the team. Matt is the Portfolio Manager for the Australian Share strategy, the Pure Value Share strategy and the Global Resources strategy. In the past he has managed the Smaller Companies strategy and 50% of the Industrial Shares strategy.

Matt joined Perpetual Investments in August 1993 as an Equities Dealer, before becoming an Analyst in 1997 and Portfolio Manager in 1998.

Prior to joining Perpetual, he worked as a Board Broker on the Australian Option Market and as a Cash/Bills Dealer at Lumley Corporation.

Matt has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of New England.

Vivek has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual Investments in August 2004 and is responsible for credit analysis, portfolio construction and trading.

Vivek has over 15 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked for eight years at Macquarie Bank as an Analyst, Compliance Manager, Assistant Portfolio Manager (Fixed Interest & Currency) and Credit Analyst. Prior to that he spent four years as an accountant/auditor at Coopers & Lybrand (PwC).

Nathan is the Portfolio Manager for the Ethical SRI strategy and an Analyst, covering mainly small cap industrial companies across a range of sectors.

Nathan rejoined Perpetual in October 2010 as an Analyst, having previously spent six years with the company from 1997 to 2003 in relationship management and business development roles. In July 2011 he took on portfolio management responsibilities.

Nathan has 11 years experience outside of Perpetual, which most recently included a seven-year period with 452 Capital from 2003 to 2010. At 452 Capital he began as a Dealer, and after two years, moved into an Analyst role where he covered industrials, financials and small caps over the next five years. Nathan’s career in financial markets began in 1994 at the Australian Stock Exchange, where he was an Index Analyst.

Nathan has a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University, a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance from FINSIA and is a Fellow of FINSIA.

Vivek has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual Investments in August 2004 and is responsible for credit analysis, portfolio construction and trading.

Vivek has over 15 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked for eight years at Macquarie Bank as an Analyst, Compliance Manager, Assistant Portfolio Manager (Fixed Interest & Currency) and Credit Analyst. Prior to that he spent four years as an accountant/auditor at Coopers & Lybrand (PwC).

Adam has over 12 years’ experience in the financial markets. Having graduated with an International Business degree in 1997, Adam joined Bankers Trust, working in the funds management and margin lending business. In 2000, Adam moved to London and joined the Bank of New York for the next two years, where he worked on the fixed income desk and serviced a range of institutional clients across mainland Europe.

Upon returning to Australia, Adam was hired by CPG Advisory, a specialised Asset Consultancy based in Sydney. He worked there for nearly five years, providing advice and assistance in managing the investment portfolios of some of the firm's largest wholesale clients. In August 2008, Adam was recruited as Senior Portfolio Specialist at Perpetual in the Income and Multi Sector business where he represents Perpetual's capabilities across multi sector, fixed income and alternatives investment strategies.

Paul is the Portfolio Manager for the SHARE-PLUS Long-Short strategy, the Pure Equity Alpha strategy and the Concentrated Equity strategy.

Paul rejoined Perpetual Investments in February 2010 as a Portfolio Manager, having previously spent seven years with Perpetual. He began his career with Perpetual in 1994 in a back office role, moving into a dealing role after three years, working his way up to the Head Dealer role.

Between stints at Perpetual, Paul spent seven years working at CPH/Ellerston Capital, where he had portfolio management responsibilities for an Australian long/short strategy for the first four years and a global long/short strategy for the last three years.

Paul has a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University and is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.

Thomas joined Perpetual in March 2008 and joined the credit team in May 2010.

Thomas’ focus is on cash dealing and management of liquidity within portfolios.  He also supports Perpetual’s TAA process which includes quantitative analysis and sector rotation, as well as analytical support for our Credit Scoring process. 

Thomas’ most recent role was within Perpetual’s Research and Analytics Team. In this role he was dedicated to supporting the Credit Team, provision of investment analytics such as attribution and portfolio analysis, and the active asset allocation process for Perpetual’s balanced funds.

Thomas comes from an investment management background having previously worked in a number of investment roles, including time at the hedge fund manager Prodigal as an Investment Analyst, and CMC Markets where he was a dealer on the trading desk.

Warwick joined Perpetual in January 2009.

He has over 16 years of financial services industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as Director, Institutional Sales at ABN AMRO Bank NV, spending five years servicing both domestic and overseas institutions specialising in the distribution of all fixed income products.

Prior to this at ANZ Investment Bank, Warwick was Senior Credit Trader for a number of years and before this as Senior Dealer, Institutional Sales. Earlier, he spent six years as Dealer, Fixed Income with Westpac Institutional Bank.

Warwick has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance & Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia.

Matt is Head of Equities and responsible for the strategic direction of the equities business and oversight of all investment strategies. He also provides support and mentoring to the analysts and portfolio managers in the team. Matt is the Portfolio Manager for the Australian Share strategy, the Pure Value Share strategy and the Global Resources strategy. In the past he has managed the Smaller Companies strategy and 50% of the Industrial Shares strategy.

Matt joined Perpetual Investments in August 1993 as an Equities Dealer, before becoming an Analyst in 1997 and Portfolio Manager in 1998.

Prior to joining Perpetual, he worked as a Board Broker on the Australian Option Market and as a Cash/Bills Dealer at Lumley Corporation.

Matt has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of New England.

Greg has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual in August 2004. He is responsible for running the weekly credit process, researching non-structured issues (eg corporates, banks, infrastructure) and trades fixed rate securities.

Greg has over 14 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked at Macquarie Bank in financial operations, debt markets research and fixed income investment management. Prior to that he worked as an accountant at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.

Michael is Portfolio Manager for Perpetual's diversified funds, including the Balanced Growth Fund, Conservative Growth Fund, Diversified Growth Fund and Split Growth Fund.

Michael joined Perpetual in October 2008. Prior to joining Perpetual he worked for seven years at Watson Wyatt as an investment consultant providing investment strategy advice to some of Australia's largest institutional investors.

Michael is a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia and has a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Law from the University of Queensland.

Vivek has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual Investments in August 2004 and is responsible for credit analysis, portfolio construction and trading.

Vivek has over 15 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked for eight years at Macquarie Bank as an Analyst, Compliance Manager, Assistant Portfolio Manager (Fixed Interest & Currency) and Credit Analyst. Prior to that he spent four years as an accountant/auditor at Coopers & Lybrand (PwC).

Warwick joined Perpetual in January 2009.

He has over 16 years of financial services industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as Director, Institutional Sales at ABN AMRO Bank NV, spending five years servicing both domestic and overseas institutions specialising in the distribution of all fixed income products.

Prior to this at ANZ Investment Bank, Warwick was Senior Credit Trader for a number of years and before this as Senior Dealer, Institutional Sales. Earlier, he spent six years as Dealer, Fixed Income with Westpac Institutional Bank.

Warwick has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance & Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia.

Nathan is the Portfolio Manager for the Ethical SRI strategy and an Analyst, covering mainly small cap industrial companies across a range of sectors.

Nathan rejoined Perpetual in October 2010 as an Analyst, having previously spent six years with the company from 1997 to 2003 in relationship management and business development roles. In July 2011 he took on portfolio management responsibilities.

Nathan has 11 years experience outside of Perpetual, which most recently included a seven-year period with 452 Capital from 2003 to 2010. At 452 Capital he began as a Dealer, and after two years, moved into an Analyst role where he covered industrials, financials and small caps over the next five years. Nathan’s career in financial markets began in 1994 at the Australian Stock Exchange, where he was an Index Analyst.

Nathan has a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University, a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance from FINSIA and is a Fellow of FINSIA.

Warwick joined Perpetual in January 2009.

He has over 16 years of financial services industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as Director, Institutional Sales at ABN AMRO Bank NV, spending five years servicing both domestic and overseas institutions specialising in the distribution of all fixed income products.

Prior to this at ANZ Investment Bank, Warwick was Senior Credit Trader for a number of years and before this as Senior Dealer, Institutional Sales. Earlier, he spent six years as Dealer, Fixed Income with Westpac Institutional Bank.

Warwick has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance & Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia.

Greg has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual in August 2004. He is responsible for running the weekly credit process, researching non-structured issues (eg corporates, banks, infrastructure) and trades fixed rate securities.

Greg has over 14 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked at Macquarie Bank in financial operations, debt markets research and fixed income investment management. Prior to that he worked as an accountant at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.

Jack is the Portfolio Manager of the Smaller Companies strategy and an Analyst covering small cap companies across a range of sectors.

Jack joined Perpetual in November 2001 as an Investment Administrator and Equity Dealer. After four years, he moved into an Analyst role focusing on small cap industrial companies. Jack took on portfolio management responsibilities in June 2010.

Prior to joining Perpetual, Jack gained two years industry experience working in London as an Equities Dealer and Investment Administrator at both Salomon Smith Barney and Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

Jack has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney.

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Warwick joined Perpetual in January 2009.

He has over 16 years of financial services industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as Director, Institutional Sales at ABN AMRO Bank NV, spending five years servicing both domestic and overseas institutions specialising in the distribution of all fixed income products.

Prior to this at ANZ Investment Bank, Warwick was Senior Credit Trader for a number of years and before this as Senior Dealer, Institutional Sales. Earlier, he spent six years as Dealer, Fixed Income with Westpac Institutional Bank.

Warwick has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance & Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia.

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Nathan is the Portfolio Manager for the Ethical SRI strategy and an Analyst, covering mainly small cap industrial companies across a range of sectors.

Nathan rejoined Perpetual in October 2010 as an Analyst, having previously spent six years with the company from 1997 to 2003 in relationship management and business development roles. In July 2011 he took on portfolio management responsibilities.

Nathan has 11 years experience outside of Perpetual, which most recently included a seven-year period with 452 Capital from 2003 to 2010. At 452 Capital he began as a Dealer, and after two years, moved into an Analyst role where he covered industrials, financials and small caps over the next five years. Nathan’s career in financial markets began in 1994 at the Australian Stock Exchange, where he was an Index Analyst.

Nathan has a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University, a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance from FINSIA and is a Fellow of FINSIA.

Greg has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual in August 2004. He is responsible for running the weekly credit process, researching non-structured issues (eg corporates, banks, infrastructure) and trades fixed rate securities.

Greg has over 14 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked at Macquarie Bank in financial operations, debt markets research and fixed income investment management. Prior to that he worked as an accountant at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.

Nathan is the Portfolio Manager for the Ethical SRI strategy and an Analyst, covering mainly small cap industrial companies across a range of sectors.

Nathan rejoined Perpetual in October 2010 as an Analyst, having previously spent six years with the company from 1997 to 2003 in relationship management and business development roles. In July 2011 he took on portfolio management responsibilities.

Nathan has 11 years experience outside of Perpetual, which most recently included a seven-year period with 452 Capital from 2003 to 2010. At 452 Capital he began as a Dealer, and after two years, moved into an Analyst role where he covered industrials, financials and small caps over the next five years. Nathan’s career in financial markets began in 1994 at the Australian Stock Exchange, where he was an Index Analyst.

Nathan has a Bachelor of Economics from Macquarie University, a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance from FINSIA and is a Fellow of FINSIA.

Warwick joined Perpetual in January 2009.

He has over 16 years of financial services industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as Director, Institutional Sales at ABN AMRO Bank NV, spending five years servicing both domestic and overseas institutions specialising in the distribution of all fixed income products.

Prior to this at ANZ Investment Bank, Warwick was Senior Credit Trader for a number of years and before this as Senior Dealer, Institutional Sales. Earlier, he spent six years as Dealer, Fixed Income with Westpac Institutional Bank.

Warwick has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance & Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia.

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Greg has been Portfolio Manager/Credit Analyst since joining Perpetual in August 2004. He is responsible for running the weekly credit process, researching non-structured issues (eg corporates, banks, infrastructure) and trades fixed rate securities.

Greg has over 14 years industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked at Macquarie Bank in financial operations, debt markets research and fixed income investment management. Prior to that he worked as an accountant at PriceWaterhouseCoopers.

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Adam has over 12 years’ experience in the financial markets. Having graduated with an International Business degree in 1997, Adam joined Bankers Trust, working in the funds management and margin lending business. In 2000, Adam moved to London and joined the Bank of New York for the next two years, where he worked on the fixed income desk and serviced a range of institutional clients across mainland Europe.

Upon returning to Australia, Adam was hired by CPG Advisory, a specialised Asset Consultancy based in Sydney. He worked there for nearly five years, providing advice and assistance in managing the investment portfolios of some of the firm's largest wholesale clients. In August 2008, Adam was recruited as Senior Portfolio Specialist at Perpetual in the Income and Multi Sector business where he represents Perpetual's capabilities across multi sector, fixed income and alternatives investment strategies.

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Charlie is Deputy Head of Equities and Portfolio Manager for 70% of the Industrial Share strategy and 100% of the Australian Sustainability strategy. He also analyses a small number of stocks in the healthcare and gaming sectors.

Charlie joined Perpetual Investments in May 1999 as an Analyst covering a broad range of sectors, and assumed portfolio management responsibilities from 2002.

Charlie began his career as a Graduate Trainee at Schroder Investment Management in London. After five years he relocated to Australia and joined Platinum Asset Management as an Analyst focusing on global telecommunication companies.

Charlie studied modern history at New College, Oxford and has a Bachelor of Arts (Honours). He is also an Associate of the Society of Investment Professional (part of the CFA).

Warwick joined Perpetual in January 2009.

He has over 16 years of financial services industry experience and prior to joining Perpetual worked as Director, Institutional Sales at ABN AMRO Bank NV, spending five years servicing both domestic and overseas institutions specialising in the distribution of all fixed income products.

Prior to this at ANZ Investment Bank, Warwick was Senior Credit Trader for a number of years and before this as Senior Dealer, Institutional Sales. Earlier, he spent six years as Dealer, Fixed Income with Westpac Institutional Bank.

Warwick has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance & Investment from the Securities Institute of Australia.

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States. 

Matt Sherwood is Perpetual’s Head of Investment Markets Research and is responsible for Global Financial Markets and Economics Research.

In this role, Matt is chief spokesperson for Perpetual on forecasts and trends in the Australian financial markets and its interaction with the Australian and global economies. He is responsible for monitoring, analysing, and forecasting trends in the Australian economy, financial markets and domestic monetary policy. Matt joined Perpetual in 2005.

Matt’s viewpoints and analysis of international developments are frequently sought by policymakers, opinion leaders and investors in Australia and aired in the media. These include television news and current affairs networks such as Sky News, SBS, and ABC in Australia; and CNN, Bloomberg and Reuters in Asia. His opinions have appeared in many newspapers including the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post as well as The Australian, The Australian Financial Review and Sydney Morning Herald. He has also conducted radio interviews for both national and regional ABC stations.

Having authored several research papers for the Commonwealth Treasury Department and ex-World Bank officials in relation to the current deleveraging cycle, Matt’s current research focus is on global macroeconomics, monetary economics and the financial markets. Matthew travels extensively, presenting to clients and stakeholders in the major financial centres in addition to his commitments across Australia.

Matt began his career as a Senior Economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia, where he gained significant experience in monetary policy formulation and undertook detailed research into the equity risk premium, currency markets and business investment.

Matt has a Bachelor of Business from the University of Newcastle and a Masters Degree in Economics (Finance and Econometrics) from the University of Sydney. Matthew has also held a lecturing position with Kaplan Education (formally FINSIA) since 1997 and has lectured MBA classes at Case Western Reserve University in the United States.