Janus secures insto mandate

11 September 2008
| By Mike |

Janus Capital Group has picked up its first Australian institutional mandate, with its independently-managed subsidiary, Enhanced Investment Technologies, awarded a global core equity mandate by Ipac.

The $476 million mandate comes after Janus Capital Group opened an office in Melbourne last year.

Commenting on the mandate, Janus Capital Asia head John Landau said he believed it reflected the strong interest the company was seeing in the Australian region and elsewhere in the Asia Pacific for Enhanced Investment Technologies’ unique risk-controlled US and global equity strategies.

Enhanced Investment Technologies will manage a global equities strategy, benchmarked against the MSCI World Index ex Australia and it represents the first time the company has attempted to create a portfolio excluding stocks from a particular country.

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