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Insync Investment Success Featured on the Front Page of the Australian Financial Review
- Published February 19, 2020 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Insync Funds Management was recently featured on the front page of the Australian Financial Review. In the article titled “Dumping the rule book helps this manager succeed” the writer talks about Insync’s long track record of performance and how the firm concentrates on disruption, megatrends and having a future-focused process and philosophy. Recognition at this national level is due to the ongoing and accelerating marketing Insync has been doing to raise awareness of its brand and grow funds under management.
The article was over 1200 words across 3 sections of the Monday edition including a number of photos of Insync CIO, Monik Kotecha. To read the full article click here.
About Insync Funds Management Pty Ltd
Insync Funds Management Pty Ltd is a Sydney-based specialist future focused global equity funds management company established in 2009 that invests in a concentrated portfolio of highly profitable global stocks that have delivered superior returns for our fund investors over a sustained period of 10 years.
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