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| | | General Peter Cosgrove and former Military Super chief executive John McCullagh have been nominated as member representative directors for the Government's proposed Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation. Both Cosgrove and McCullagh were nominated ... |
| | | | Qantas Super names J.P.Morgan as custodian to the fund's $5 billion-plus in assets, replacing its previous custodian, NAB Asset Servicing. Besides custody, J.P.Morgan will also provide additional services including valuation, accounting, tax, financial ... |
| | | | ... investment returns over finding ways to cut fees - an issue that has been swept aside as fee debates heat up, said Qantas Super chief executive, Janet Torney. Speaking at an ASFA luncheon yesterday, Torney said "one of the things that gets lost is the ... |
| | | | ... management team. The person will also be the responsible executive for the member services committee of the board. Qantas Super is looking for an experienced professional with a background in marketing, communications or member services. Candidates who ... |
| | | | David Atkin, chief executive of CBUS, has been appointed as an industry funds representative to ASFA's board of directors. Atkin will join the noard immediately. He succeeds Ian Silk, chief executive of AustralianSuper, who has decided to step down ... |
| | | | ... Qantas Airways Limited into its defined benefit divisions. According to a statement on the super fund's website, both Qantas Super and Qantas Airways said that they had agreed to a revised funding plan for the defined benefit divisions of the Qantas ... |
| | | | ... Vilgan will remain an ASFA Board member. ASFA also appointed a new board member, Janet Torney, chief executive of Qantas Super. Torney filled the corporate vacancy left by Terry McCredden. |
| | | | The $6.6 billion Qantas Super has introduced monthly credited interest rates to compliment its monthly investment switching schemes. According to the latest Qantas Super newsletter to its members, the corporate fund is now using monthly CIRs to align ... |
| | | | ... about this opportunity to identify a [new] shareholder. Clearly Qantas has been a passive participant," he said. Qantas Super was uncontactable during press time but Little said that the split was amicable. "Their decisions were simply based upon a revised ... |
| | | | ... The $6.6 billion Qantas Superannuation fund has introduced minimum death cover to its default funds. According to a Qantas Super newsletter, minimum death cover will be provided for funds which are used as the "default" fund under the current Choice ... |
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