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| | ... carve-out for superannuation trustees to provide insurance on an opt-in basis to members employed either in the emergency services or the top 20% riskiest occupations. Additionally, the bill's commencement date was pushed back to 1 April 2020 at ... |
| | | ... appointed an asset consultant, replacing Willis Towers Watson. ESSSuper, the Melbourne-based fund for Victorian emergency services and state employees, has announced the appointment of Frontier Advisers as asset consultant. Frontier has commenced a three-year ... |
| | | ... Alex Dunnin said the state of Victoria's defined benefit superannuation obligation (via its association of the Emergency Services and State Super schemes) hit $43.7 billion in 2017-18. |
| | | ... previously served as a director of the Australian Government Employees Superannuation Trust and the Victorian Emergency Services Superannuation Scheme. Finally, APRA deputy chair John Lonsdale was awarded the Public Service Medal for his work in improving ... |
| | | ... Wilton. VFMC manages more than $60 billion in investments for Victorian public authorities. Clients include Emergency Services and State Super (ESS Super), WorkSafe Victoria, Transport Accident Commission, and the Victorian Managed Insurance Authority. ... |
| | | ... 2014, is a former general manager, retirement and member services for Vision Super and spent seven years with Emergency Services Super. Prior to MIESF, McLaughlin held roles with the Victorian Funds Management Corporation, State Street Global Advisors ... |
| | | ... stress is often an unfortunate side effect of the working life for many Australians, especially those working in emergency services. "That is why we're pleased to be working with Professor Greenberg. Ultimately, we hope to generate a lasting and positive ... |
| | | ... obligations. Victoria's total defined benefit superannuation obligations, through its association and support of the Emergency Services and State Super (ESSS) schemes, totals $43.7 billion in 2017-18, an amount expected to reduce by 4% over the four-year ... |
| | | ... manager at HESTA, risk and compliance manager at Guild Insurance and senior fund accountant at Financial Synergy, Emergency Services Super, Toronto Dominion and AXA. Currie's appointment follows a management shakeup at EQT's corporate trustees services ... |
| | | Victorian-based Emergency Services and State Super (ESSSuper) recently appointed a new chief financial officer and a new board member. Joining the $24 billion fund from July in the role is Paul Healey. He brings more than 20 years' experience in senior ... |
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