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29 August 2025 by Maja Garaca Djurdjevic

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HESTA, ART to challenge ATO’s position on imputation credits in Federal Court

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Net flows, Altius acquisition push Australian Ethical FUM to record high

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Mercer drops $170m Legg Mason mandate

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By Charlie Corbett
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1 minute read

MGI has terminated a $170 million Australian listed property mandate with Legg Mason and replaced it with a $120 million Australian listed property mandate with Credit Suisse.

Mercer Global Investments (MGI) has terminated a $170 million Australian listed property mandate with Legg Mason and replaced it with a $120 million Australian listed property mandate with Credit Suisse.

MGI also terminated a $120 million emerging markets mandate with AMP's Future Directions Extended Markets International Share Fund.

The changes took place as part of MGI's first quarter review, which also included new mandates with long/short specialist Acadian, which won an active mandate worth $7 million, and BlackRock, which won a $60 million emerging markets mandate.