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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$1,432.6 billion of assets, as at 31 March 2022, 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$43.9bn 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.

On September 1 2021, clients, mandates and colleagues who were previously with the Fixed Income business of Mellon Investments successfully moved to Insight. To view a copy of the confirmation sent to Insight clients, please click here.

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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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Amy Clements: “The disruptions to economies, labour markets, and supply chains wrought by COVID-19 has been momentous and perhaps unsurprisingly, inflationary. While markets grapple with the ‘stickiness’ of inflation; investors search for ways to shore up portfolios from its potentially devastating effects.”

Amy Clements: “The disruptions to economies, labour markets, and supply chains wrought by COVID-19 has been momentous and perhaps unsurprisingly, inflationary. While markets grapple with the ‘stickiness’ of inflation; investors search for ways to shore up portfolios from its potentially devastating effects.”

Financial Newswire, 22 November 2021, Steady rise in ‘sticky’ US inflation categories

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Scott Ruesterholz: “Our base case is that inflation will be transitory rather than persistent. Investors could look beyond the supply chain headlines and focus on "sticky" inflation drivers such as rents as steady rises in these categories do the most to jeopardize the Fed's projected transitory inflation trajectory.”

Scott Ruesterholz: “Our base case is that inflation will be transitory rather than persistent. Investors could look beyond the supply chain headlines and focus on "sticky" inflation drivers such as rents as steady rises in these categories do the most to jeopardize the Fed's projected transitory inflation trajectory.”

Dow Jones, 12 November 2021, Inflation Still Likely Transitory But Keep an Eye on Sticky Drivers
Joshua Kendall: "For the financial system to move forward there needs to be greater and better disclosure from all types of companies, not just the largest. Smaller privately held companies also have a responsibility to disclose, as do non-companies such as sovereigns, where the complexity of climate change is not necessarily reflected in the available data.

Joshua Kendall: "For the financial system to move forward there needs to be greater and better disclosure from all types of companies, not just the largest. Smaller privately held companies also have a responsibility to disclose, as do non-companies such as sovereigns, where the complexity of climate change is not necessarily reflected in the available data.

FS Sustainability, 28 October 2021, COP26 preview: reporting, carbon markets and role of finance

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