By Muskan Arora
Alexandra Campbell will step down from the role of deputy
CIO and head of private markets at $85 billion Cbus Super Fund in June, a
spokesperson confirmed.
Campbell joined the
fund almost four years ago, in 2020, as the head of infrastructure and moved up
to being the head of private markets and then deputy CIO.
She was promoted in 2023 after the former CEO Justin Arter
retired in May. This led to former CIO Kristian Fok to be promoted as CEO and
Brett Chatfield to CIO from deputy CIO.
As a deputy CIO, Campbell is responsible for asset allocation, portfolio construction, responsible investments,
and regulatory frameworks.
While Campbell’s future actions are
not available, prior to joining Cbus, Campbell worked as a senior investment
director in the infrastructure team at Australian Super for two years and led
multiple investments in the infrastructure sector.
Before that, she was the founding principal
of Avoca Capital Advisors, for five years, where she was responsible for asset
management, principal investment and advisory services to a range of investors,
operators and other industry stakeholders.
“Throughout her time at Cbus, Alexandra made an incredible contribution to the fund by leading the private markets team and driving portfolio performance, as well as overseeing the overall investment function,” the spokesperson said.
(Imagine: Alexandra Campbell's LinkedIn)
