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The Fund primarily invests in a portfolio of ASX listed or about to be listed, Australian securities (long and short) that are generally chosen from the S&P/ASX 200 Index. The Fund may invest in companies listed on international exchanges (long and short), including Australian companies listed overseas. The Fund may also invest in exchange traded derivatives and cash or cash equivalents.
Name | Title | Since | Until |
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Gian Pandit | - | 2010 | Now |
Biography | Gian is Deputy Head of Equities, portfolio manager for the Ausbil 130/30 Focus Fund and Ausbil Long Short Focus Fund. Gian is a member of Ausbil’s Portfolio Construction Committee, joining Ausbil in 2015. Gian has been in investment and financial services since 1991, gaining experience with companies such as Deutsche Bank, Ellerston Capital, ING and AMP Capital. Before joining Ausbil, Gian was a Co-Head of the Australian Fundamental Equities team at AMP Capital. His primary roles were the management of a long/short equities portfolio, management of a concentrated equities portfolio and overall management of over $7 billion of funds under management. Prior to joining AMP Capital, Gian was Director of Investments and Senior Portfolio Manager at ING where he managed concentrated and long/short portfolios with funds under management exceeding $10 billion. Gian’s role includes strategy and portfolio construction, as well as research, analysis and investment management. Gian holds a Bachelor of Arts (Economics) from the University of Sydney. |
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