About us

Conexus Financial is a specialist publishing and event company which concentrates on the institutional and advised investment markets in Australia and around the world.

Publishing interests include: Investment & Technology magazine, a monthly publication focusing on news and information for Australian superannuation funds, funds managers and service providers to the institutional investment industry; I&T News, a weekly newsletter for superannuation funds and managers; Professional Planner magazine, a monthly publication for Australian financial planners; and Top1000Funds.com, to be launched November 2008, as a weekly updated research-orientated information service focused on the latest investment strategies for the world?s largest pension and statutory funds.

Event interests include: the Annual Investment Administration conference, held in association with the Australian Custodial Services Association; the Annual Absolute Returns Funds Conference, held in association with the Alternative Investment Managers Association (Australian chapter); Opportunity Australia seminar, held in New York with assistance from Austrade; Omega Management: Implementing Sophisticated Investment Strategies, proposed conference in Berlin, 2009.

Conexus Financial is 100 per cent staff-owned. Executive directors Greg Bright, Colin Tate and Debbie Wilkes each has more than 20 years experience in publishing financial services media and database products.

Special Reports

LICs get boost from ETF popularity

An overlooked investment vehicle is getting another look-in, as planners begin to reassess the benefits of listedinvestments. Simon Hoyle reports.

It’s all about the company you keep

Planners whose thinking on fixed income extends no further than managed funds and government bonds might be doing clients a disservice as other opportunities present themselves. Simon Hoyle reports

ETFs on the up-and-up (and up)

After a slow start, the issuers of exchange-traded funds in Australia are convinced they’re on the cusp of rapid growth and widespread acceptance by financial planners and their clients. Simon Hoyle reports.