David Neal, chief executive of the $270 billion infrastructure investment giant IFM Investors, likes to hammer home a message with his staff: the people you walk past on the way into work are the people you’re really here to serve.It’s a way of reminding the firm’s investors of the ever-present responsibility of managing OPM – other people’s money – and of aligning IFM staff with the firm’s ultimate owners: the 16 Australian superannuation funds that own IFM, and the British pension fund Nest.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
‘Big sucking sound’: IFM Investors says AI is changing capital markets
The $270 billion infrastructure giant’s CEO reckons artificial intelligence’s huge pull is creating risks for investors – but opportunities for his firm.







