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| | | ... will see most of Australia's retirement savings managed by just 12 funds. The most significant is the QSuper and Sunsuper merger which will create a roughly $200 billion fund when it completes in September. The executive line-up for the post-merged ... |
| | | | The bulk of the executive lineup that will lead Sunsuper and QSuper post-merger has been named. In addition to Bernard Reilly as chief executive, eight more executives have been appointed to lead the merged fund following all relevant approvals. Most ... |
| | | | ... outcomes. She previously worked at MLC Life Insurance as executive lead - relationship management group insurance and at Sunsuper as executive general manager strategy, education and external relations. Forbes also spent several years in NSW Treasury ... |
| | | | ... fund merger activity has intensified in Queensland in recent months. The most significant of these is the QSuper and Sunsuper merger which will create a roughly $200 billion fund. LGIAsuper will scale up to a $28 billion fund after impending merger with ... |
| | | | ... The research takes into account mergers that are yet to be finalised, including those between Media Super and Cbus, and Sunsuper and QSuper. |
| | | | Members of $100 billion government fund QSuper have been notified of a few changes ahead of its merger with Sunsuper. After QSuper and Sunsuper executed a Heads of Agreement, confirming their intention to merge and create a $200 billion super fund in ... |
| | | | ... holdings of infrastructure at 2020 end were AustralianSuper, UniSuper, QSuper, Aware Super, HESTA, Cbus, State Super, Sunsuper, Hostplus and Rest. Collectively they hold 85% of the superannuation infrastructure sector. |
| | | | AMP Australia chief executive Scott Hartley has announced a new leadership team and an updated operating model. Hartley will have seven direct reports. This includes three external hires, including a new managing director advice, a chief investment ... |
| | | | Sunsuper is raising the indirect cost ratio for its Balanced option by 19bps, attributing it to better performance since COVID-19. Sunsuper's balanced option currently charged ICR of 40bps per year, which totals $200 for every $50,000 invested. ... |
| | | | AMP Australia is reducing fees on its platforms, in a bid to attract more clients. Its flagship MyNorth wrap reduced administration fees by up to 22% effective May 1 for balances above $250,000. Administration fee caps for individuals are reducing by ... |
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