Financial services firm Intech has reshuffled a number of mandates, awarding more than $190 million across a number of managers.
The Perpetual QI Market Neutral Fund was the big winner, awarded a mandate worth more than $100 million to manage Australian equities.
Global bond manager Rogge Global Partners has seized a mandate worth over $79 million to manage assets in the international bond asset class.
Completing the round up, UK-based Brevan Howard Asset Management has won a $9 million mandate to manage Tactical Asset Allocation in its Brevan Howard Global Tactical Strategies fund.
In the reshuffling process, Barclays Global Investors have lost nearly $24 million to manage funds in the international equity asset class.
This follows the appointment last year of boutique manager Northcape Capital to its small-cap multi-manager portfolio.
