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10 September 2025 by Adrian Suljanovic

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Alternatives specialist hires two

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By Charlie Corbett
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2 minute read

Alternative investment specialist Brookvine has appointed Ed Day and Amanda Livingstone to its institutional team.

Alternative investment specialist Brookvine has appointed Ed Day and Amanda Livingstone to its institutional team.

Day joins from the Australian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association where he was public policy manager.

At Brookvine he will focus on expanding the firm's private markets business.

Livingstone will focus on hedge funds and other more specialised strategies.

She previously worked for BT Funds Management as head of consultant relations and Morningstar New Zealand as head of research.

"Bringing Ed and Amanda on board sees us well placed to continue to source and promote local and global alternative asset opportunities of the highest calibre and provide strong advocacy and service at the local level," Brookvine managing
director Steven Hall said.

Brookvine was founded in 2001 and has raised $6 billion in committed capital to date.