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| | | HESTA and Mercy Super are planning to undertake a successor fund transfer by the end of the year. Mercy Super said the merger has been strategically planned for some time. If it goes ahead, the merger would bring HESTA's funds under management to ... |
| | | | Mercy Super has appointed a new group insurer, with the mandate effective August 1. Following a competitive tender process, Zurich has been mandated to provide cover to the $1.5 billion fund's 13,000 members. In naming Zurich as its insurance partner ... |
| | | | ... In 2021, GROW Super rebranded to GROW Inc. and began winning mandates for its growing administration business, with Mercy Super and Vanguard among its clients. In the last 12 months, GROW Inc. has been trying to divest the superannuation business. However ... |
| | | | ... consequently stepped down from his post. He led Intrust for more than 16 years and prior to that was a board director at Mercy Super and chief executive of CitySuper. Hostplus chief executive David Elia said: "We are immensely proud of the benefits the ... |
| | | | ... focus on application development and prepare for its go to market," Yap said. GROW won mandates from Vanguard and Mercy Super to provide administration services. GROW will administer Vanguard's superannuation assets, while Mercy Super picked the ... |
| | | | ... Super (7bps), and Mercer WGSP and Virgin Money (6bps each). MLC, Commonwealth Essential Super, Qantas's Glidepath and Mercy Super will see an improvement of 5bps each. Lastly, Brookfield Australia MySuper and Energy Super will see 4bps each of improvement ... |
| | | | ... and partnerships" as a consistent top-performer. With Intrust having found a merger partner, all eyes will now be on Mercy Super which had $1.45 billion in total assets at June 2020 and just over 13,000 members. Queensland funds have seen heightened ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation funds that have pulled mandates from AMP Capital include Legalsuper, ESSSuper, LGIAsuper, QSuper and Mercy Super. AMP Capital recently hired State Street Global Advisors senior managing director Shawn Johnson as the chief executive, replacing ... |
| | | | A Queensland superannuation fund has picked GROW Inc to replace Mercer as its administrator. The $1.4 billion Mercy Super will soon swap to GROW, after using Mercer for seven years. The transition was initially slated for a June 1 start but was delayed. ... |
| | | | ... decisions by numerous superannuation funds to drop AMP Capital as manager of their respective ethical options. So far Mercy Super, Legalsuper, ESSSuper and LGIAsuper have all withdrawn allocations to the AMP Capital Ethical Leaders Balanced Fund. A total ... |
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