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The Intellectual Edge: Making Every Basis Point Count...

Coolabah Capital Investments is a leading global active fixed-income manager with over $19 billion in funds under management.

Coolabah’s edge is in alpha generation in liquid, high-grade global credit and sovereign securities in contrast to traditional fixed-income strategies that drive returns through adding more interest rate duration risk, credit default risk, and/or illiquidity risk (or beta). This alpha is a function of the world-class analytical insights rendered by Coolabah’s human capital, which includes 63 executives with a long-term track-record of delivering prescient macro and quant insights. 

Funds & Strategies

Gross Running Yields (p.a.)

31 July 2026

Source: Coolabah Capital Investments. Disclaimer: A running yield is a forward-looking measure of the income currently expected to be generated by the portfolio based on the coupons payable on the bonds held by the Fund as at the relevant date, before management fees, performance fees (if applicable) and fund expenses. It is not a forecast or guarantee of future income, is not indicative of total return, and will change as the portfolio’s composition and market conditions change. It may be different on the day you invest. All investments carry risks, including that the value of investments may vary, future returns may differ from past returns, and that your capital is not guaranteed. To understand the associated risks better, please refer to the Product Disclosure Statement.

Our Firm

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Global & regional fixed-income strategies

Long-only, long-short, zero duration, and long duration strategies

Offices in London, Miami, Sydney, Melbourne & Auckland

Our History

Coolabah Capital Investments is founded

Feb-2012

Short-Term Income Fund is launched

Mar-2015

CCI's team exceeds 10 executives

Mar-2017

Long Short Credit Fund is launched. Melbourne office opens.

Nov-2017

Team exceeds 20 executives

Dec-2019

Coolabah opens London office

Jun-2021

Team exceeds 30 executives

Dec-2022

Pacific Coolabah Global Active Credit Fund is launched in Europe. CBOE: FRNS launches in Australia.

Dec-2023

Coolabah opens Auckland office, 40 executives.

Sep-2024

Global Floating Rate High Yield Complex ETF (YLDX) is launched. FUM passes $15bn

Mar-2025

Pacific Coolabah Credit Alpha Fund is launched in Europe

Dec-2025

FUM passes $19bn

Sep-2011

Smarter Money Fund is launched

Sep-2014

Angela Bennett's family office acquires 25% stake in CCI. FUM exceeds $200m

Dec-2016

Active Composite Bond is strategy launched

Aug-2017

Full capital structure ETF (ASX: HBRD) launched for BetaShares

Dec-2018

Pinnacle acquires Bennett's 25% stake in Coolabah. FUM hits $2.9bn

Sep-2020

Coolabah Active Composite Bond Complex ETF (CBOE: FIXD) is launched

Dec-2021

Floating-Rate High Yield Fund is launched

Sep-2023

Active Sovereign Bond Fund is launched. FUM exceeds $9bn

Feb-2024

Active Global Bond Fund is launched

Feb-2025

Coolabah opens Miami office

Jul-2025

Coolabah Global Carbon Leaders Complex ETF (CBOE: CBNX) is launched

Jan-2026

About Us

Coolabah Capital Investments is an independent active fixed-income manager founded in 2011 and Chaired by experienced super fund director Melda Donnelly.

Coolabah is 62% owned by its investment team and 38% owned by the $229 billion boutique specialist investor, Pinnacle Investment Management. 

Pinnacle’s mission is to establish, grow and maintain a diverse stable of world-class investment managers. It holds equity interests in numerous specialist investment managers, including Coolabah, and provides them with a comprehensive range of high quality and cost effective infrastructure and other support services.

Partners, Projects & Passions

Latest News

Complexity Premia Podcast, Episode 76

Chris and Ying Yi unpack the Fed and RBA outlook, April portfolio performance, and where yields sit across fixed-income markets before turning to the escalating Iranian conflict and Australia’s 12 May Federal Budget. They assess how markets reacted, what the budget means for investors across housing, CGT and broader asset classes, and why Australia’s productivity problem, fiscal choices and capital flows could shape returns well beyond the next rate decision.

Complexity Premia Podcast, Episode 75

Chris and Ying Yi break down what rates markets are pricing in Australia and the US, and what that implies for housing, the Aussie dollar, and broader asset valuations. They assess the market impact of escalating conflict in Iran, where capital is flowing in periods of stress, and which assets are proving resilient. The discussion then turns to positioning—how to think about risk, where to hide, and where the most compelling opportunities are emerging in an increasingly volatile global environment.

Complexity Premia Podcast, Episode 74

Chris and Ying Yi challenge the Reserve Bank of Australia’s claim that policy is “close to balance,” arguing the data instead point to a persistent inflation problem driven by excessive fiscal spending, ultra-low unemployment, and years of overly easy monetary policy. They explain why the RBA may ultimately need to lift rates well above market expectations, why global inflation risks remain underpriced, and how AI capex, energy shocks, and Trump’s economic strategy could reinforce a higher-for-longer rate environment. The discussion concludes with the investment implications: avoid default risk, prioritise liquidity, and recognise why cash and high-quality bonds may now be among the most attractive assets available.

Complexity Premia Podcast, Episode 73

In this episode, Chris and Ying Yi run a top-down markets scan: recent performance and the outlook for yields, how hyperscaler AI capex is feeding into bond supply, inflation expectations and term premia, and where value is emerging across major asset classes. They cover the next moves from the RBA and the Fed, implications for housing and growth, and whether AI ultimately proves disinflationary. The conversation closes with the cross-asset tells—USD, gold and bitcoin—and what they’re signalling for the year ahead.

Scam Alert:

Please note that it has come to our attention that scammers are impersonating representatives of Coolabah Capital Investments on WhatsApp and other platforms. These impersonators contact members of the public by private message, and by adding individuals to fake investment WhatsApp groups, where they circulate false stock tips and promote financial products claiming to deliver unrealistically high returns.

Please be aware that these individuals and groups have no affiliation with Coolabah Capital Investments. No representative of Coolabah will ever contact you via WhatsApp to provide stock tips, promote investment opportunities, invite you to join an investment group, or ask you to open a trading account or transfer money. We urge all members of the public to exercise caution by dismissing, blocking, and reporting any financial offers received via this channel.

If you have received suspicious messages, or are unsure about the legitimacy of any contact claiming to be from Coolabah Capital Investments, we recommend you contact us directly on 1300 901 711 or at info @ coolabahcapital.com.

We have reported this scam to the ACCC’s Scamwatch. We encourage anyone who has been targeted to do the same at https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/report-a-scam.

If you have provided money or personal information to the scammers, please contact your bank or financial institution immediately.

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