Future Fund's seismic stock picking revamp to hit active funds
Australia's biggest investor, the $148 billion Future Fund, has revealed for the first time the reasons behind its decision to cut active stock pickers in favour of low cost algorithms and passive funds.
Raphael Arndt, the chief investment officer of the Melbourne-based sovereign, told AFR Weekend on Friday that "large cap" Australian equity funds face the biggest threat to their business models as institutions change the way they invest in listed equities.
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