Research house van Eyk has reshuffled the underlying manager allocations in its Blueprint Australian shares fund, dumping mandates with Deutsche Asset Management, Tyndall and Invesco.
The $133 million Invesco mandate was dropped in March just weeks after van Eyk signed up the manager.
It followed the resignation of Invesco's long-serving head of Australian equities, Rohan Walsh, who left to start up a boutique.
Tyndall lost a $91.2 million mandate in March and Deutsche Asset Management lost a $131.3 million mandate in January.
Deutsche Australia's Australian fixed income and Australian equities portfolios were bought by Aberdeen Asset Management in April for $148 million.
Van Eyk awarded Fidelity Investments a $171 million Australian equities mandate in March.
