Aubrey Capital Management hires RBC Dexia in Australia
26 August 2010 Sydney
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RBC Dexia Investor Services has been appointed by Aubrey Capital Management, the specialist investment management group, to provide a full range of investor services to its Australian domiciled funds.
Existing RBC Dexia client Treasury Group (TRG) acquired an equity stake in Aubrey Capital Management in 2009. Treasury Group partners with boutique fund managers like Aubrey Capital Management in developing their businesses through business administration, governance, risk and compliance services, marketing and distribution.
Barry McCorkell, CEO at Aubrey Capital Management, said: "We are delighted to be working with
such a seasoned service provider as RBC Dexia, a company with the experience that closely matches the needs of our firm. The performance and attribution expertise offered by RBC Dexia is of particular importance, and allows us to provide consultants and prospective clients with the highest level of data. RBC Dexia is already helping us in a highly efficient manner with our UK registered UCITS III OEIC and we look forward to forging a broader and stronger partnership through the new
Fund."
RBC Dexia has been charged with providing global custody, investment accounting, transfer agency, mandate compliance and performance and attribution functions across Aubrey Capital Management's Australian-based funds. RBC Dexia specialises in providing a full service offering to clients such as Aubrey Capital Management, with this latest win adding to RBC Dexia's growing client base in the region.
"RBC Dexia operates a partner-driven approach to client management, a key differentiator for
Aubrey Capital Management during the selection process," said David Travers, Managing Director
at RBC Dexia. "Aubrey recognized the partnership we have with Treasury Group and our open and
active approach along with a deep understanding of Aubrey's investment management business
puts us in a great starting position as we embark on this relationship."
Existing RBC Dexia client Treasury Group (TRG) acquired an equity stake in Aubrey Capital Management in 2009. Treasury Group partners with boutique fund managers like Aubrey Capital Management in developing their businesses through business administration, governance, risk and compliance services, marketing and distribution.
Barry McCorkell, CEO at Aubrey Capital Management, said: "We are delighted to be working with
such a seasoned service provider as RBC Dexia, a company with the experience that closely matches the needs of our firm. The performance and attribution expertise offered by RBC Dexia is of particular importance, and allows us to provide consultants and prospective clients with the highest level of data. RBC Dexia is already helping us in a highly efficient manner with our UK registered UCITS III OEIC and we look forward to forging a broader and stronger partnership through the new
Fund."
RBC Dexia has been charged with providing global custody, investment accounting, transfer agency, mandate compliance and performance and attribution functions across Aubrey Capital Management's Australian-based funds. RBC Dexia specialises in providing a full service offering to clients such as Aubrey Capital Management, with this latest win adding to RBC Dexia's growing client base in the region.
"RBC Dexia operates a partner-driven approach to client management, a key differentiator for
Aubrey Capital Management during the selection process," said David Travers, Managing Director
at RBC Dexia. "Aubrey recognized the partnership we have with Treasury Group and our open and
active approach along with a deep understanding of Aubrey's investment management business
puts us in a great starting position as we embark on this relationship."
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