Anna Hocking
About
Anna Hocking is from Greater Sydney Area. Anna is currently Head Of Client Service at Paradice Investment Management, located in Millers Point, New South Wales, Australia. In Anna's previous role as a Account Manager at Nikko Asset Management Australia, Anna worked in until Nov 2016. Prior to joining Nikko Asset Management Australia, Anna was a Senior Manager at Russell Investments and held the position of Senior Manager. Prior to that, Anna was a Manager, Partnerships and Distribution Alliances at Russell Investments from May 2000 to Nov 2003.
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Anna Hocking's current jobs
• Member of the Paradice Leadership Team and the Sustainability Committee • Managing the client service team, to ensure an excellent experience for a broad client base, which includes superannuation funds, government monies and direct fund investors • Management of operational due diligence (ODD) reviews, responses and improvements • Vendor oversight –fund registry and custody, data and performance, RFP • Due diligence of outsourced custodian and administrator • Internal stakeholder engagement to further client requirements and needs, such as ESG implementation, investment content and information security Achievements: • Successful transfer of custody and administration provider. I was the project lead of the registry transfer, which included building and implementing the operating model • Implementation of external software provider to enhance efficiencies and quality of responses for RFPs, ODD, IT and ESG questionnaires. • Advancing Paradice’s ESG and Responsible Employer credentials. This involved stakeholder engagement, policy writing and Board approval. This was before Paradice had an ESG team. • Presentations– implementation of procedures to combine disparate approaches – streamlined processes and improved efficiencies to ensure automation where possible and removed unnecessary overlap.