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Andrew Aitken

Andrew Aitken is the Head of Distribution at Contango Asset Management and is responsible for setting the distribution strategies that support the growth and success of our products/funds, as well as leading the direct sales team. With over 25 years of working in the funds management industry, Andrew has extensive experience as a distribution executive. He founded Daruka Capital Partners in 2017, was CEO until 2021, and remains a non-executive of the firm. Prior to this, Andrew was the Head of Distribution at Bennelong Funds Management. Andrew guided the Institutional and Retail business from the start in 2008 to an $8billion multi-boutique powerhouse in 2017. Andrew also held senior roles at Ausbil Dexia, IOOF (Perennial) and Aberdeen Asset Management.

Andrew is a qualified Chartered Accountant and holds a Bachelor of Business.

Andrew Keay

Andrew has over 30 years of experience in financial services at senior executive levels. He holds a Bachelor of Business, Grad Diploma in Applied Finance, and is a qualified mediator. He has worked with well-known firms such as Perpetual, Macquarie Bank, Fidelity International, and AMP Capital.

During this time he was responsible for developing investment funds utilising listed and unlisted asset classes.

Andrew is a licensed financial advisor with a passion for the aged care sector.

He is a very keen endurance swimmer, crossing the English Channel in July 2019 and becoming the eighth Australian to successfully complete the Ice Mile swim at Lake Crackenback in July 2020.

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Spencer White

Spencer has over 7 years’ experience in the Financial Services industry. During this time, he has held roles in Corporate Finance at Shaw and Partners and most recently Wealth and Capital Markets at Australian Unity. Spencer’s key focus is to promote Contango’s suite of products to both retail and wholesale clients.

Spencer also holds a Bachelor of Commerce from The University of Notre Dame, and RG146 – Management Investments and Securities. Spencer also serves on the board of The Scots College – Old Boys Union.

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