Trinity investor advisory board to recommend tender process for managed funds

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3 August 2009
| By Benjamin Levy |

Trinity’s investor advisory board has notified the company that it will recommend launching a tender process for the management of its unlisted managed funds.

Trinity Funds Management currently manages the unlisted funds.

Trinity chief executive Craig Bellamy said that Trinity would pursue the right to remain as the responsible entity of the funds and was in a position to demonstrate its talent in all aspects of its funds management capabilities.

The advisory board’s recommendation was best practice corporate governance, he said.

Trinity has been working at reducing its debt levels through an asset sale program. It has recently announced it will focus almost exclusively on funds management.

Trinity’s board and management have been rocked by the resignations of its founding chairman, company founder, chief executive and deputy chief executive last month.

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