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Brett Himbury

March 2024

Stafford Capital boss Angus Whitely fears a lack of innovation in super.

This fundie says benchmark hugging is hurting super funds

London-based Stafford Capital boss Angus Whiteley says the sector’s performance test regime risks short-term thinking.

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  • James Thomson

May 2023

Brett Himbury says the infrastructure secondaries market is booming.

Super’s private asset pioneer now sees a new opportunity

Brett Himbury helped drive the Australian superannuation sector’s infrastructure boom. Now he’s ready for a second bite of the cherry. 

  • James Thomson

February 2020

Future Fund managing director David Neal will replace Brett Himbury as CEO of IFM Investors in 2020.

IFM Investors gives $12.7m bonus to UK director

The size of the $163 billion global investment group's incentive schemes has finally been revealed.

  • Jenny Wiggins
Future Fund manager David Neal was well regarded in the institutional investment community.

David Neal leaves Future Fund for IFM Investors

Future Fund chairman Peter Costello will begin a global chief executive search following David Neal's shock exit from the $168 billion sovereign wealth fund.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

November 2019

"Most nurses, teachers and hospital cleaners would be a bit shocked their modest super contributions are paying for a nearly $3 million salary," Mr Wilson said of Brett Himbury's $2.87 million salary.

IFM boss Brett Himbury's pay revealed, but it's nowhere close to $30m

The disclosure during a parliamentary committee hearing has angered industry superannuation patriarch Greg Combet, who says it's "unprofessional".

  • Joanna Mather
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Future Super founder Simon Sheikh has warned industry super funds against "hubris".

Industry funds back IFM's Buckeye deal

The $103 billion fund manager IFM Investors has defended its purchase of US oil logistics company Buckeye Partners.

  • Aleks Vickovich

September 2019

Mr Himbury has held executive roles with IMF for 38 years, including 15 as CEO.

Retiring Brett Himbury vows pay transparency

IFM Investors chief executive Brett Himbury will retire at the end of next year.

  • Joanna Mather

July 2019

Brett Himbury says growing scale remains an objective for IFM Investors.

IFM Investors wins from Hayne pain

IFM Investors has emerged as a big winner from the royal commission, as workers turn away from retail super and towards industry funds.

  • James Thomson

May 2019

IFM Investors does not disclose how much CEO Brett Himbury is paid.

Pressure on IFM to disclose Himbury's pay packet

Highly profitable IFM Investors is under growing pressure to disclose how much it pays its executives.

  • Jenny Wiggins
IFM Investors - owned by Australia's biggest industry super funds - continues to find new investments in the US under chief executive Brett Himbury.

IFM doubles its US infrastructure portfolio with $9.3b pipeline buy

IFM Investors continued its expansion into the US energy sector with the $9.3 billion purchase of Houston-based pipeline operator Buckeye.

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  • Jacob Greber
America's gargantual infrastructure shortfall is obvious to any visitor who uses its roads, airports or railways.

Trump, Pelosi go 'big and bold' with $US2 trillion infrastructure plan

Donald Trump pushes Democrats to go even bigger with $US2 trillion infrastructure plan after rare bipartisan Oval Office talks.

  • Jacob Greber

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