![]() Nicole Connolly Partner, Invest Unlisted Pty Ltd (at time of writing) Nicole Connolly is IPIF's founder and CEO. She has over 20 years' experience in the superannuation and funds management industry, and is a former director, alternative investments of Russell Investments. She has extensive experience in the design, implementation and management of the infrastructure asset class.
NICOLE CONNOLLY | FRIDAY, 13 MAR 2020 Record-low interest rates and the increasingly uncertain equity market outlook are prompting many investors to seek new ways to generate reliable income returns. Read more NICOLE CONNOLLY | SUNDAY, 21 OCT 2018 Australia's larger industry superannuation funds have invested in unlisted infrastructure since the mid-1990s, accessing the benefits and diversification provided by these real and reliable income generating assets. Read more PAGE: 1 |
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