Hyperion Asset Management is a boutique Australian
equities fund manager. We aim to deliver investment out-performance
for our clients across a full equity market cycle. The cornerstone of our success is our unique investment
process which identifies quality companies that demonstrate
sound economics, long term sustainability and a competitive
advantage.
As a high conviction manager, we think like business
owners rather than as short-term stock pickers. This
means that if a company doesn't pass our strict selection
process, we don't hold it. Of course the true
test of any process is performance. Hyperion's
core investment team, which has been together for more than 10 years,
has delivered top quartile returns over the long-term and,
given the team's commitment, our clients know the team
that delivered in the past is the team making the investment
decisions in the future.
Hyperion Asset Management implements Executive Succession (April 2012) - Tim Samway appointed Managing Director, Manny Pohl launches new Hyperion Private Equity business. more
Joel Gray appointed to Head of Australian Equities (February 2012) - In this newly created role Joel is recognised for his contribution to the Australian equities team. moreor click here to meet the Investment Team
Hyperion Satellite Report: Because not all equities were created equal (released next week) - Hyperion's Tim Samway discusses Ken Henry's recent comments on excessive allocations to Australian equities and argues that not all Australian equities are created equal when viewed with a bottom-up investment strategy.
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Video: Reporting season wrap up and the search for dividends (March 2012) - The current reporting season has highlighted that fundamentally sound companies can continue to deliver dividends to their shareholders. But how do you identify sound companies, whether small or large cap, and how do you make sense of near-term outlooks within the frame of long-term results? watch now
