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Managed Funds For Dummies
by Colin Davidson
Managed Funds For Dummies
Published by
Wiley Publishing Australia Pty Ltd
42 McDougall Street
Milton, Qld 4064
www.dummies.com
Copyright 2011 Wiley Publishing Australia Pty Ltd
The moral rights of the author have been asserted.
National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication data:
Author: Davidson, Colin.
Title: Managed Funds For Dummies / Colin Davidson.
Edition: Australian ed.
ISBN: 978 1 74216 942 2 (pbk.)
Subjects: Investments Australia.
Pension trusts Australia Management.
Dewey Number: 332.6780994
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About the Author
Colin Davidson has worked in financial services for more than 20 years, both in Australia and overseas, in London and Asia. A qualified chartered accountant, Colin worked in Hong Kong as a stockbroker selling equities to global and regional fund managers. In Australia, he has managed a major banks online stockbroking business and Australias largest direct managed funds broker. Currently working at one of Australias largest full-service retail stockbrokers, Colin is RG146 accredited and a Responsible Executive managing the brokers financial planning business. He co-wrote the 2005 and 2006 editions of Australias Top 100 Managed Funds .
Dedication
To the family, Louise, James, Ella, Alex, Claudia and Blossom, and to those gone but not forgotten, Jean and Marguerite, go well.
Authors Acknowledgements
Something I hadnt appreciated when writing this book was how much of a collaborative effort the whole process would be. Thanks to Bronwyn Duhigg who, before she left John Wiley, originally approached me to write the book and guided me through the commissioning process. Thanks to Rebecca Crisp for the subsequent direction and always kind words of encouragement, and to Hannah Bennett, the publishing equivalent of a footy coach, expertly guiding from the sidelines. Thanks to Kerry Davies, project editor extraordinaire, for the ever-wise suggestions, who somehow magically pulled everything together. Thanks also to Zo Wykes in the United States for the fresh perspective with the final edits, and to Glenn Lumsden for the great cartoons!
Thanks also to Angus Robertson, financial adviser at Bell Potter Securities, for the technical review of the book. With many years experience advising clients on superannuation and managed funds, Angus brings a tremendous amount of experience to the book. Thanks finally to Louise, who read chapters, offered advice and was given a good excuse to regularly lock me away in the study until Id met my deadlines. Im sure the family enjoyed the peace.
Publishers Acknowledgements
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Some of the people who helped bring this book to market include the following:
Acquisitions, Editorial and Media Development
Project Editor: Kerry Davies
Acquisitions Editors: Bronwyn Duhigg, Rebecca Crisp
Technical Reviewer: Angus Robertson
Editorial Manager: Hannah Bennett
Production
Graphics: Wiley Art Studio
Cartoons: Glenn Lumsden
Proofreader: Catherine Spedding
Indexer: Michael Ramsden
The author and publisher would like to thank the following copyright holders, organisations and individuals for their permission to reproduce copyright material in this book:
Page 49: Industry Super Network
Page 70: Standard & Poors Index Versus Active Funds Scorecard: Australia Year-End 2009. www.spiva.standardandpoors.com.au
Pages 131 and 132: Morningstar Australasia
Page 150: BT Financial Group
Page 155: Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA)
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Introduction
When I started writing this book at the beginning of 2010, global stock markets were emerging from one of the worst periods since the 1929 Wall Street Crash in the United States. Investors portfolios had been decimated by the global financial crisis (GFC) of 2007 and 2008. The performance of many fund managers had fallen off a cliff and the funds management industry had gone through a shakeout. The crisis highlighted the fund managers who deserved their fees and exposed the mediocre those who had been carried along by the 2003 to 2007 bull market.
As a result of the crisis, investors who stayed in managed funds fled to safety and switched their investments into cash, earning a pittance from the lowest interest rates Australia had seen in years. Investors lost confidence in the markets and especially in the fund managers who were supposed to be growing their money. As markets recovered, investors returned slowly, not so much to managed funds but to owning shares directly and looking after their own money.
So, all-in-all, a great time to start writing a book about managed funds!
Although the GFC should make everyone more cautious, it shouldnt stop people investing. In fact, the GFC has highlighted the need for professional fund managers. In Managed Funds For Dummies , I look at how fund managers provide consistency of method and a disciplined approach to managing money.
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