BT Investment Management Ltd

3.46

CHANGE

-0.08 (-2.26%)

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VOLUME

212.9K

DAY'S HIGH

3.6

DAY'S LOW

3.34

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BT Investment Management Ltd

BT Investment Management Limited (BTIM) is engaged in the provision of investment management services in Australia. The Company provides investment solutions through multiple channels to its clients. BTIM provides investment management services to retail and institutional clients through managed funds and investment mandates. BTIM manages retail funds and superannuation trusts for Westpac Banking Corporation/ BT Financial Group (Westpac/BTFG) and provides model portfolios and research to Westpac’s private clients business. In October 2011, it acquired certain assets of certain assets of the J O Hambro Capital Management Group. As of February 24, 2012, Ludowici Limited announced that BT Investment Management Ltd had ceased to be a holder in Ludowici Limited. On May 14, 2012, Primary Health Care Limited (Primary) announced that BTIM had ceased to be a substantial holder in Primary. Effective June 5, 2012, Decmil Group Ltd announced that BTIM has ceased to be holder in the Company.

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MAY 02, 2013

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APR 16, 2013

According to Morningstar data, the big four banks are amongst the largest fund managers, as well as Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG), AMP Limited (ASX: AMP) and BT Investment Management (ASX: BTT) – which is majority owned by Westpac Banking Corporation.

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Soros makes another billion

APR 08, 2013

Locally, two fund managers who should benefit from a reinvigorated Japanese economy include Platinum Asset Management’s (ASX: PTM) Japan Fund and International Fund. The funds have significantly outperformed their benchmark over the long term and the December quarterly report showed that portfolio manager Kerr Neilsen has increased the exposure to Japanese companies that will benefit from a weaker Yen. Kerr’s March commentary will be particularly interesting as he reflects on the changed dynamics of investment opportunities in Japan. BT Investment Management (ASX: BTT) also offers exposure to the Japanese economy through the BT Wholesale Japanese Share Fund.

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