We are excited to invite you to the upcoming New Zealand Asset Management Symposium on 15 August 2024, hosted at the Auckland University of Technology Conference Centre. This year’s theme is Sustainable Infrastructure for New Zealand’s Future, focusing on the challenges and opportunities in building resilient infrastructure for Aotearoa New Zealand.
(more…)The Young Asset Management Practitioners (YAMP) is kicking off our second round of Catch Up Club for 2024! The Catch Up Club initiative involves being introduced to YAMP members near you to meet up whenever are wherever is most convenient for you. Go for a walk or run, grab a coffee or tea, or meet up for a fun activity, the choice is yours!
(more…)Explore the groundbreaking article on page 15 of the latest Asset Journal, “University of Melbourne Digital Estate Program: The Next Generation of Asset Management,” by Oskar Casasayas, Arka Ghosh, Tim Mumford, and Jade Germantis from Beca.
(more…)We are thrilled to announce that registrations are now open for the Asset Management Council’s New Zealand Chapter Asset Management Symposium. This year’s event promises to be an enlightening and engaging experience, bringing together professionals from across the industry to explore the theme: Sustainable Infrastructure for New Zealand’s Future.
(more…)Last night, the Asset Management Council’s Melbourne Chapter hosted an engaging technical meet titled “Different Contexts – Same Problems: A discussion about how AM is undertaken in Australia vs the UAE.” This insightful event featured a presentation by Travis Soutter, Managing Director of Concordia Asset Management. Travis guided the attendees through a comparative analysis of asset management practices in Australia and the UAE, highlighting how both regions, despite their distinct landscapes, regulatory frameworks, and economic conditions, face similar challenges.
(more…)Dive into the insightful article on page 5 of the latest Asset Journal, “Linking Data Risks to Asset Performance to Enable Information Governance Decision Making,” by Jules Congalton and Andrew Gatland from Asset Dynamics.
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