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HarbourVest boosts Australia, New Zealand IR coverage

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HarbourVest Partners has appointed Warwick Mancini as a principal with responsibility for investor relations in Australia and New Zealand.

He previously spent six years as a director with Challenger Investment Partners in Australia, raising capital for real estate, private credit and infrastructure strategies. Prior to that, he worked for Credit Suisse and AMP Capital Investors. In his new role, Mancini will be based in Hong Kong.

"Warwick has a proven track record and has established strong relationships across Australian investors and consultants, as well as across Asia," said James Kase, a managing director at HarbourVest, said in a statement. "We are excited to have him join the team to help us continue delivering exceptional service to our Australian clients and expand that client base to new investors."

As of March, HarbourVest had more than $58 billion in assets under management across co-mingled funds and separately managed accounts covering primary fund investments, secondary investments, and direct co-investments.

HarbourVest is an independent, global private markets investment specialist with 36 years of experience and more than $58 billion in assets under management, as of March 31, 2019. The Firm's powerful global platform offers clients investment opportunities through primary fund investments, secondary investments, and direct co-investments in commingled funds or separately managed accounts. HarbourVest has more than 500 employees, including more than 125 investment professionals across Asia, Europe, and the Americas. This global team has committed more than $35 billion to newly-formed funds, completed over $19 billion in secondary purchases, and invested over $9 billion directly in operating companies. Partnering with HarbourVest, clients have access to customized solutions, longstanding relationships, actionable insights, and proven results.

 

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