Apostle partners with Dundas to target post-retirement segment

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31 May 2012
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Apostle Asset Management has formalised a distribution partnership with Edinburgh-based boutique equity manager Dundas Global Investors Limited to target the post-retirement market.

Apostle said Dundas would offer a new global equity investment strategy to Australian investors with the twin objectives of capital growth and stable, growing dividends. 

Commenting on the arrangement, Apostle managing director Karyn West said Apostle had sought out a boutique income-orientated global equity strategy for the Australian market and that Dundas fitted the bill.

The Dundas global portfolio invests in the best public companies from around the world, relying upon proprietary research to identify up to 100 stocks. 

The founder of the business, Alan McFarlane, was previously CEO of Walter Scott & Partners Limited. He has over 30 years experience in the investment management industry and is well known in the Australian market place.  

He said market participants were going to experience new pressures as the baby boomers shift from their multi-decade era of saving for retirement and start to consume those savings, initially by relying  upon their dividend and interest income and eventually by asset liquidation.

"There's a very big difference between compounding your investments and then consuming the assets you've saved," McFarlane said.

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