The Asset Management Council was delighted to announce the winners of the 2026 Asset Management Excellence Awards at Crown Perth on Tuesday 14 April.
These awards recognise excellence across the asset management profession and highlight the outstanding work being undertaken by organisations and individuals who are helping shape the future of asset management in Australia and beyond.
(more…)Today, AMCouncil is proud to join the global asset management community in celebrating Global Asset Management Day.
Observed on 12 April 2026, this day recognises the important role asset management plays in creating value across industries, organisations and communities around the world. This year’s theme, “Value Realised, Everywhere,” reflects the broad and meaningful impact of asset management in supporting better decision-making, improved performance, greater resilience and more sustainable outcomes.
(more…)The Asset Management Council is exploring a potential China Tour for late September / early October 2026, offering participants a unique opportunity to experience innovation, infrastructure and industry insights firsthand.
(more…)AMCouncil is proud to stand alongside the global community in supporting GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT DAY. On 12 April 2026, professionals across the world will come together to celebrate the value of asset management and its impact on our industries and communities.
This year’s theme—“Value Realised, Everywhere”—reminds us that better asset management leads to better outcomes for everyone.
Let’s share our stories, insights, and successes—and showcase the power of asset management together.
The AMCouncil Melbourne Chapter held its AGM on Tuesday 31 March, with strong interest in this year’s executive positions and several candidates putting themselves forward.
We congratulate Andrew Sarah on being re-elected as Chair for another term, and warmly welcome Shuwen Ling and Tom Carpenter as the Chapter’s new co-Vice Chairs.
We also extend our sincere thanks to Peter Robinson, who stepped into the Vice Chair role last year following the departure of the previous Vice Chair who moved overseas. We are delighted that Peter will remain involved as a valued member of the committee in a general capacity.
Congratulations also to Ghazal Boroumand, who has been elected as Secretary. We thank Anjaly Malani for the wonderful job she has done in the role over the past two years, and we are pleased that she will continue to contribute as a general committee member.
The Melbourne Chapter general committee for 2026/27 will also include the following dedicated professionals: Yuji Chichibu, Gerard Domingo, Joy Gleeson, Tim Gowland, Julia Kelley, Svetlana Makoutonina, Jamie Maslen, Michael Mowat, Raymond Ngo, Dean Price, Shane Scriven, Indy Sehra, Vikrant Sharma, Ian Thomas, David Washbrook and Mary Zhang.
We also acknowledge and thank outgoing committee members Rohin Mathew, and to Luke Vaughan who was part of the committee for several years. Their contribution, commitment and support of the Melbourne Chapter are greatly appreciated.
We thank all committee members for their willingness to contribute their time and expertise to support the AMCouncil community, and we look forward to another strong year for the Melbourne Chapter Committee for 26/27