Bakers Investment Group
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| Type | Private |
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| Industry | Financial Services |
| Founded | 2006 |
| Headquarters | Brisbane, Australia |
| Products | ALTEXAustralia, ALTEXGlobal, Climate Impact Indices |
| Website | www.bakersgroup.com.au |
Bakers Investment Group (Australia) Pty. Ltd is a specialist financial services firm that provides listed and unlisted companies with Research, Corporate Advisory and Capital Raising services.
Bakers are active in a wide range of sectors, with a current focus of specialist knowledge and experience in Energy & Electricity Generation; Mining & Resources; and Infrastructure & Utilities.
Bakers also runs and manages the ALTEXAustralia [1], ALTEXGlobal[2] and Climate Impacts Index Families[3] that track both Australian and international listed stocks in the alternate energy and climate change adaption sectors. These indices have coverage of all the relevant subsectors, as opposed to focusing only on individual parts of the sector. These indices provide key and comprehensive indicators of the development of the Alternative Energy industry.
Bakers is headquartered in Brisbane with staff and consultants in Melbourne, Sydney and the Gold Coast. Bakers has experience in a range of markets including Australia, Asia, North America and Africa and has strong ties to institutional investors in Asia and North America.
Bakers Investment Group was founded in April 2006 by the Managing Directors, Mr. Jeremy Baker and Dr. Ross Paul.
[edit] Notes
- ^ ALTEXAustralia Indices Retrieved 25 February 2011
- ^ ALTEXGlobal Indices Retrieved 25 February 2011
- ^ Climate Impact Indices Retrieved 25 February 2011
[edit] References
- "Tap into climate change", The Australian, 5 December 2007
- "Alt energy funds ready for 2030", Financial Standard, 30 January 2008
- "Power up on low emission stocks", Financial Standard, 5 February 2008
