Anjana Moran, Portfolio Manager, Property, Aware Super
Anjana joined Aware Super in January 2015 and is a Portfolio Manager in the Property team responsible for the origination, execution and ongoing management of investments in the property sector including funds, co-investments and directly owned companies. Anjana currently sits on the board of Get Living. She previously sat on the Joint Operating Committee for Keyton (formerly Lendlease Retirement Living) and on the board of ProTen.
Prior to Aware Super, Anjana was a Senior Analyst at Perpetual Limited responsible for research coverage for the International Shares, Private Equity and Absolute Return asset classes. Prior to this, Anjana was a Manager at PricewaterhouseCoopers responsible for the development and review of valuation models for mergers and acquisitions, capital raisings, and other corporate finance transactions, primarily focusing in the energy, property and infrastructure industry sectors.
Anjana holds a Bachelor of Mathematics & Finance (Hons) from the University of Wollongong. She is also a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a CFA Charter holder.
Aware Super is one of Australia’s top-performing and largest industry super funds with a core objective of delivering the strongest risk-adjusted returns for the 1.1 million members of our Fund. Our Australian and London-based investment teams currently manage A$150 billion AUM on behalf of our members with a projected growth target of A$250 billion AUM in the next few years.
As one of the top 50 institutional investors globally, we typically take an active management approach across alternative assets, including infrastructure, real estate and private equity, and additionally allocate to liquid markets.
Returns for our A$10 billion property portfolio are driven by a globally-diversified program which focuses on living, industrial, office upgrades, self-storage, life sciences and cold storage. Aware Super is the pioneering build to rent developer in Australia and has expanded its living portfolio with the 22% acquisition into the UK’s largest build to rent developer, Get Living.
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