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At GSFM, we partner with high calibre investment managers to deliver differentiated, quality investment strategies to help Australian investors build wealth.

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Our focus remains on identifying gaps in the investment market and filling them with the right solutions for investors – strategies that stand the test of time. Today, our portfolio spans global equities, global fixed income, global emerging markets, private credit and alternatives.

Damien McIntyre, CEO
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Our vision is to deliver high quality investment strategies that provide exceptional outcomes for investors.

Success to us is measured by the strength of our investment partnerships, the quality and diversity of the strategies we offer, and our meaningful relationships with financial advisers, institutional clients and our investment partners.

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Our purpose

We serve and support two main client groups – the intermediaries that guide investors and the managers that deliver investment solutions.

Intermediaries

We work with wholesale and institutional clients to deliver a range of quality, differentiated investment strategies to add value to client portfolios. Our distribution teams are focused on providing information and, where applicable, education about each strategy.

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Investment Partners

GSFM provides support for select investment partners, including responsible entity services, operational and commercialisation assistance, distribution and marketing expertise.

By choosing to work with us, you’re engaging with experienced teams that can help you scale up your business, develop your capabilities and build a strong brand across the financial adviser and institutional markets.

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