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31 January 2026

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Yarra Capital Management

Yarra Capital Management is one of Australia’s largest independently owned active fund managers with approximately A$20 billion (as at 30 November 2025) in assets under management. The firm has a strong heritage in institutional and retail markets and offers domestic and international clients a select range of actively managed Australian and global equity, fixed income and multi-asset capabilities. Yarra Capital also partners with Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Amova AM, UBS and ARK Invest to offer specialist global investment opportunities.

See www.yarracm.com.

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