Investment Management
One Investment Group’s specialist funds management team brings together a wide range of experience, enabling it to professionally assess complex options for stakeholders, make strategic decisions and implement effective, value-adding investment management solutions. The diversity of the team’s funds management skills, means One Investment Group is able to provide proactive and dynamic solutions that are consistent with the objectives of its clients and responsive to changing market conditions.
The core asset classes for One Investment Group are:
- Real estate
- Aviation
- Shipping
- Private equity
- Infrastructure
- Hedge funds
One Investment Group’s cross-functional team has experience in:
- Acquisition and disposition analysis
- Investment review
- Undertaking due diligence
- Structuring and completing transactions
- Asset-based finance, both senior and mezzanine debt
- Investment and portfolio management
- Development and implementation of turnaround and workout strategies
- Design and implementation of management processes
One Investment Group has 3 entities which are licensed by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission to operate financial services businesses.
One Investment Group is independent from origination teams and fund creation functions. This independence enables One Investment Group to provide optimal asset and risk management services to its clients without compromising solutions.
Latest News
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5 September 2011 - On 30 August 2011, ASIC issued a consultation paper seeking feedback on proposals to tighten the rules governing the advertising of financial products.The proposals provide product ...
