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15 October 2025 by Georgie Preston

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Advance appoints two

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Advance has awarded mandates to Maple Abbot Brown and Credit Suisse Asset Management.

Advance, the asset management arm of St George Bank, has awarded mandates to Maple Abbot Brown and Credit Suisse Asset Management.

Maple Abbot Brown was appointed late last year to run a $26.7 million Asian (ex-Japan) equities mandate.

It also runs Advance's imputation fund.

Credit Suisse Asset Management takes on a $26.7 million index-based commodities mandate.

 
 

The strategy invests in 24 stocks across five sectors and aims to provide a total return in excess of the Goldman Sachs Commodity Index Total Return Index.