InvestTalk with Michelle Heinrich and Corrin Collocott

09 Aug 2022

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Information for advice professionals only.

In this instalment of BT InvestTalk, Michelle Heinrich is joined by Corrin Collocott, Chief investment Officer of BTIS for a deep dive on key macroeconomic developments of FY22 and the impact on BT portfolio and investor outcomes. Also discussed is the role of strategic and dynamic asset allocation, and how the BT range of solutions have continued to evolve. Finally, Corrin provides insights into the recently announced merger of BTIS with Mercer.

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