MFSS2011 Sponsors
Platinum and Award Sponsors
Major Sponsors
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The Australian Trade Commission – Austrade is the Australian Government’s trade and investment development agency. Austrade helps Australian businesses of all sizes, across all sectors, to succeed in international trade and investment. Operating through a global network of offices in more than 100 locations in over 55 countries, Austrade offers practical advice, market intelligence and ongoing support to Australian business. Austrade’s job is to advance Australia’s international trade and investment interests by providing information, advice and services. |
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Franklin Templeton Investments is a global investment manager. At the core of their business are multiple world-class investment management groups; Franklin, Templeton and Mutual Series – each operating independently and offering their distinct perspectives to financial advisors and their clients. This multiple-manager structure allows them to offer exceptional, specialized expertise across key asset classes and investment styles, supported by a single global platform. Combined they offer investors the opportunity for true diversification, and as they say, “the expertise of many with the strength of one.” While each investment group adheres to its own time-tested investment philosophy, a common thread is their commitment to staying true to their time-tested disciplines, regardless of short-term market cycles. |
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Northern Trust is a global leader in delivering innovative investment management, asset and fund administration, fiduciary and banking solutions to corporations, institutions and affluent individuals. For nearly 120 years, they have evolved with the changing needs of their clients and the world. As of June 30, 2010, Northern Trust Corporation had: $80 billion in banking assets; $3.6 trillion in assets under custody and $603 billion in assets under management. |
Sponsors
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Melbourne City Council is the local government body responsible for the municipality of Melbourne. The elected council consists of a lord mayor, a deputy lord mayor and seven councillors. The administration is made up of a chief executive officer, five directors and more than 1100 staff. Its functions are prescribed by the Local Government Act 1989. They must: plan and provide services, facilities and infrastructure for the local community; strategically plan and regulate land use in the municipality ; raise revenue so that they can perform their functions; make and enforce local laws and discharge duties they have under other acts, such as the Food Act 1984, the Building Act 1993 and the Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2009. |
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TCVis the State of Victoria’s central funding authority and financing adviser. Their overarching focus is the delivery of financing outcomes that are beneficial to, and protective of, the interests of the state. They achieve this by delivering three core competencies to the state and state related entities. These are: loans and financing services; advisory services and investment services. These services are tailored to suit the specific needs of our clients. TCV issues Victorian government guaranteed debt to fund its provision of loans to the state and participating authorities. |






