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Pinnacle Investment Management Group Limited

Building, growing and operating investment management businesses and providing distribution services, business support and responsible entity services to the Pinnacle Affiliates.

PNI$9.960
 -0.120 -1.19%

Data last updated:Dec 21, 2023 – 12.18pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

Previous Close

10.080

Open

9.880

Day Range

9.710 - 10.050

52 Week Range

7.430 - 10.900

Volume

257,051

Value

2,550,468

Bid

9.950

Ask

9.960

Dividend Yield

3.78%

P/E Ratio

24.45

Market Cap

2.021B

Total Issue

202,928,645

ASX Announcements

Becoming a substantial holder for PSQ

Becoming a substantial holder

  • Dec 12, 2023
  • 8 pages

Change of Director's Interest Notice

Change of Director’s Interest Notice

  • Oct 30, 2023
  • 2 pages

Application for quotation of securities - PNI

Appendix 2A (Application for Quotation of Securities)

  • Oct 30, 2023
  • 7 pages

2023 AGM - Results of Meeting

Results of Meeting

  • Oct 27, 2023
  • 2 pages

Managing Director's Address

Chairman's Address - Other

  • Oct 27, 2023
  • 8 pages

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This Month

Managing director of Firetrail Patrick Hodgens.

Firetrail bulks up investment team

Street Talk can reveal the Pinnacle boutique has nabbed Peregrine Capital portfolio manager Matthew Thomson.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

The ‘alpha’ edge: three fund management success stories

With the advent of the $3.5 trillion in compulsory savings via superannuation, Australia has become a breeding ground for some of the best investment talent on the planet.

  • Christopher Joye
Palisade Investment Partners Managing Director James Hann, CEO Roger Lloyd and Executive director Simon Parbery.

Palisade kicks off $1b raise for renewables platform Intera; eyes $7b

The platform is in the same vein as Igneo Infrastructure Partners’ Atmos Renewables and Macquarie Asset Management’s newly announced Aula Energy.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

November

Adrian Whittington, managing partner at Scarcity.

Ex-Pinnacle chiefs hunt for fast-growing fundies

A new private equity fund says a lot of money can be made from backing good fund managers that are early in their journey.

  • Jonathan Shapiro
Pinnacle-backed wealth administration platform OpenInvest was founded by Andrew Varlamos in 2017.

Pinnacle-backed wealth platform OpenInvest seeks buyer pre-Xmas

Sources say the platform is in ongoing discussions with a handful of interested parties.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
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September

Managing director of Firetrail Patrick Hodgens, at their offices in Sydney CBD

Small caps a ‘no-brainer’, says Firetrail’s Hodgens

The investment veteran says the smart money should get ahead of the bigger players and buy into small caps that are cheap and primed for growth.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

August

Profit is up at Challenger, but perhaps not as much as analysts expected.

The one thing almost everyone got wrong about profit season

We all know that interest rates have gone up a lot. Yet analysts struggled to forecast how much that will hurt corporate profits now and in the future.

  • Updated
  • Jonathan Shapiro
 Metrics Credit Partners’s managing partner Andrew Lockhart.

Macquarie has its eye on Metrics’ falling profit margin

Pinnacle has a 35 per cent ownership interest in Metrics, which has about $15 billion in funds under management.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

July

Pinnacle in its own right will bank $14.2 million in returns from principal investments.

Pinnacle claims $55m in second-half performance fees

The fund manager is entitled to gross fees of $54.8 million in the June half, but warned times are tough for wealth managers.

  • Updated
  • Vesna Poljak

June

Ian Macoun has picked a new retail head.

Pinnacle poaches new retail boss from Firetrail

It’s a plum role that makes Kyle Macintyre one of the five direct reports to the fund’s founder and managing director Ian Macoun.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

May

Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott.

The five key points from Macquarie’s landmark conference

It was a full house at the year’s biggest equity investor conference. Fund managers sat through some predictable presentations, but there was gold in the Q&A.

  • Anthony Macdonald

March

Vihari Ross spent 15 years at Magellan.

Antipodes picks up Magellan’s Vihari Ross

It’s good times again at Jacob Mitchell’s global equities firm Antipodes.

  • Anthony Macdonald, Sarah Thompson and Kanika Sood

Private debt funds boom, but upfront fees divide investors

Some fund managers are opting to keep the payments instead of passing them on to investors, although everyone says they agree on more transparency.

  • Aaron Weinman and Jonathan Shapiro

February

CBA shares hit a record high as the S&P/ASX 200 firmed 0.6 per cent, or 46.5 points, to 7558.1 points on Friday.

CSL, CBA shares hit new highs as blue-chips rally

Shares finished the week up 0.9 per cent as CSL and CBA advanced ahead of corporate earnings, which are set to pick up a gear.

  • Tom Richardson
The tech sector soared 4.6 per cent as investors took the inflation data to mean central banks may deliver a less aggressive round of rate hikes.

Tech shares surge as US Fed, Meta boost sentiment

Pinnacle Investments lost ground after missing analysts’ forecasts, but the tech sector helped the benchmark eke out a gain as investors bet on rates topping out.

  • Tom Richardson
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August 2022

Ian Macoun.

Pinnacle shares jump despite drop in funds under management

A brutal sharemarket reversal in 2022 led to the funds manager’s inflows falling below its chief executive’s expectations, although profit still climbed 14 per cent.

  • Tom Richardson

July 2022

Ian Macoun loves being  responsible for the outcomes of the business and being able to focus on what matters.

This boss reckons people who set out to be rich ‘normally fail’

Ian Macoun, the founder of Pinnacle Investment Management, says people are successful in business “because they believe in something they’re passionate about”.

  • Sally Patten

March 2022

Shares in Ian Macoun’s Pinnacle Investment Management have tumbled as declining markets cast doubt on profit growth.

Pinnacle shares halve as fund managers tumble

Declining markets, client outflows and changes to senior management bedevil fund managers as shares slide.

  • Updated
  • Richard Henderson

February 2022

Property still a potent asset class: Resolution Capital

Ahead of a Tuesday listing, the $19.2 billion property manager explained why its ASX-listed fund can offer exposure to the world’s best property assets.

  • Tom Richardson
Ian Macoun’s Pinnacle has enjoyed remarkable success in picking top fund managers.

Will Pinnacle Investments remain at the top in 2022?

Pinnacle’s Ian Macoun has the Midas touch when it comes to picking the right stock-pickers, but shares in the asset manager have de-rated with the recent broader equity market sell off.

  • Tom Richardson

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