NFP investment strategy in a low-yield world
In this interview, investment specialist Luke McMillan looks at a big issue for NFPs – the low-yield available from income assets like cash and long-term bonds. He discusses some of the implications:
- Are Australian shares an alternative?
- Risk issues
- Planning for future returns
- Working with boards
- The importance of an investment policy
NFP and Charity Team
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Scott Hawker
National Manager, Not-for-Profit Endowments
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Scott's specific focus is working with not-for-profit entities and endowments to manage and protect their investment assets.
Scott joined Perpetual after a 30 year career in global financial institutions, having worked for a number of blue-chip investment and institutional banks in Australia and abroad.
He has a Masters in Applied Finance, a Bachelor of Commerce and a Diploma in Financial Planning, is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a Trustee Fellow of the Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia. He is a Board Member of the Nature Conservation Trust of NSW and of the Cemeteries and Crematoria Agency of NSW.
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Daniel Tomé
Partner, Private Clients VIC
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Daniel is the Partner of VIC’s Not For Profit and Medical division.
He has a deep understanding of the unique needs and strategic objectives of not-for-profit organisations and helps them develop best practice investment policies as well as connecting them with Perpetual’s philanthropic resources.
Prior to joining Perpetual, Daniel was Senior Financial Adviser to the Private Clients of Halifax Bank of Scotland Australia (HBOSA) and HSBC Bank Australia.
His international experience was gained in Canada as a Financial Adviser for nine years with Assante Capital Management.
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