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Insight is a leading investment manager focused on delivering high quality, outcome-oriented investment solutions.

Our aim is to help our clients maximize the certainty of achieving their goals by providing precision tools to manage risks.

Insight managed A$1333.1 billion of assets, as at 31 December 2020, across fixed income, multi-asset and risk management solutions.¹

Through our heritage business, Insight has worked with Australian clients since 1993 and currently manages assets of A$28.7 bn for investors in Australia.¹

Based in Sydney, our dedicated local team is committed to serving the needs of our Australian clients. We have extensive experience of working with Australian superannuation funds and financial service businesses.

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Australian press contacts

Bruce Murphy

Director, Australia and New Zealand

bruce.murphy@insightinvestment.com

+2 9260 6676
Jonathan Hodgkinson

Head of Corporate Communications

jonathan.hodgkinson@insightinvestment.com

+44 20 7321 1900
Lisa McHugh

Senior Corporate Communications Manager

lisa.mchugh@insightinvestment.com

+44 20 7321 1444

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…“The US election has the potential to be a significant market mover,” said Francesca Fornasari, head of currency solutions at Insight Investment. Mr Trump’s shock win in 2016 demonstrates that running lower levels of risk is “probably wise”, she added.

…“The US election has the potential to be a significant market mover,” said Francesca Fornasari, head of currency solutions at Insight Investment. Mr Trump’s shock win in 2016 demonstrates that running lower levels of risk is “probably wise”, she added.

Australian Financial Review, September 29 2020, Greenback picks up as US election approaches

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Josh Kendall, head of responsible investment at Insight Investment, said: “The UN Sustainable Development Goals have achieved something other collective global targets have not: a shared sense of purpose and clarity of direction. The goals attract universal support because of their broad focus and the awareness directed towards our common human challenges. COVID-19 threatens recent progress in reducing poverty around the world… we need the goals and we must continue to prioritise them; we risk creating further problems ahead if sustainability is not prioritised.”

Josh Kendall, head of responsible investment at Insight Investment, said: “The UN Sustainable Development Goals have achieved something other collective global targets have not: a shared sense of purpose and clarity of direction. The goals attract universal support because of their broad focus and the awareness directed towards our common human challenges. COVID-19 threatens recent progress in reducing poverty around the world… we need the goals and we must continue to prioritise them; we risk creating further problems ahead if sustainability is not prioritised.”

Money Management, September 24 2020, Marking five years of UN SDGs

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The age of “Neofiscalism” has begun as pressure ramps up on governments to spend big on the recovery, according to Gareth Colesmith, head of global rates and macro research. “The neoliberal paradigm of smaller government involvement in the economy is under threat. Longer term trends were already moving in this direction, but emergency policies implemented to deal with the COVID-19 crisis have created a potential tipping point.”

The age of “Neofiscalism” has begun as pressure ramps up on governments to spend big on the recovery, according to Gareth Colesmith, head of global rates and macro research. “The neoliberal paradigm of smaller government involvement in the economy is under threat. Longer term trends were already moving in this direction, but emergency policies implemented to deal with the COVID-19 crisis have created a potential tipping point.”

Investor Daily, September 22 2020, Brace for bigger government

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