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04 July 2025 by Maja Garaca Djurdjevic

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Plato secures BUSSQ mandate

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By Alice Uribe
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2 minute read

Plato Investment Management snares a mandate with the $1.5 billion industry fund.

Industry fund BUSSQ has awarded a new mandate in Australian equities to boutique manager Plato Investment Management.

"This is our first long/short mandate in Australian equities, although we have been thinking about it for a long time," BUSSQ chief executive David O'Sullivan said.

O'Sullivan said the fund established the mandate, which would probably increase to $50 million, largely from cash flow.

The fund's overall allocation to Australian equities is 29 per cent of its portfolio.

 
 

The fund has made a number of investments over the past few months.

In July, BUSSQ terminated its $30 million emerging markets mandate with Lloyd George, hiring Lazard to manage a $35 million emerging markets mandate.

The fund also appointed Contango Asset Management to manage a $10 million micro cap mandate.