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| | ... health insurance in super could have prudential and consumer product advice issues. For John Livanas, chief executive of AMIST Super, there is a clear distinction between what a super fund does compared with a health insurance fund - and the co-mingling ... |
| | | Super fund AMIST has recruited Megan Pham, former NGS Super assistant investment officer, in the newly-created role of chief investment officer. Pham joined AMIST last week and will be assisting AMIST chief executive John Livanas in overseeing the investment ... |
| | | ... funding gap between those in work and are paying super and those not," said John Livanas, chief executive of super fund AMIST. "Specifically, the unemployed, stay-at-home parents and others of our community who do not contribute to super. I would like ... |
| | | AMIST Super has become the first super fund to adopt the FTSE ASFA Australia after-tax benchmarks for its Australian equities managers. John Livanas, chief executive at AMIST Super, which has more than $280 million in invested in Australian equities ... |
| | | Meat industry super fund AMIST ploughs more money in international equities with a fresh mandate awarded to Vanguard. John Livanas, chief executive of the fund, said this is the first time the super fund has invested with an index manager - aside from ... |
| | | Super fund AMIST has appointed Gary Hardwick, a Victorian-based employer representative, to fill the board role left open by retiring board director Peter Greenham. "After more than a decade on the AMIST Super board, Peter has decided to retire and ... |
| | | The $685 million meat industry super fund AMIST has added $28 million to four existing Australian and international equity fund mandates. John Livanas, chief executive at AMIST, said the fund topped-up a number of existing mandates to increase the fund's ... |
| | | The $685 million Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) has rolled out a fee-for-service financial advice service to its members. AMIST launched the service in March following increasing member demand for tailored advice and selected ... |
| | | The Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) has dropped Legg Mason and PM Capital from its fund manager line-up as part of its investment rationalisation strategy. The $9 million Legg Mason emerging markets mandate was cut two months ago ... |
| | | Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) today announced the appointment of John Livanas as chief executive officer. John Livanas was previously general manager of the $12 billion FuturePlus. The previous chief executive of AMIST, Paul ... |
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