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| | | ... like annuity, pension or pooled longevity products. This is a method that has been used by some funds already including QSuper, Cbus, Sunsuper and BUSQ. Conversely, it wants disincentives (above a threshold) for retirees who take their pensions as a ... |
| | | | ... concluded that it was not in the best interests of security holders. The consortium - which is comprised of IFM Investors, QSuper and Global Infrastructure Management and now AustralianSuper - offered $8.45 cash per share. Sydney Airport was trading ... |
| | | | ... industry fund, Sunsuper has acknowledged the importance of it and put it into play," Ryan said. In March 2021, Sunsuper and QSuper agreed to merge and create a $200 billion superannuation fund with two million members. |
| | | | QSuper's former head of product and services joined AMP Australia as general manager retirement solutions. Ben Hillier will lead the development of financial solutions across the AMP Australia business to help more Australians manage their wealth in ... |
| | | | The IFM Investors bid to purchase Sydney Airport for $8.25 a share has been rejected. A consortium comprising IFM, QSuper and Global Infrastructure Management made the offer to Sydney Airport on July 5, with Barrenjoey and UBS advising. After an assessment ... |
| | | | ... second-largest Australian equities that a local institutional investor has ever made, according to Rainmaker. It is topped by QSuper's $5.4 billion allocation to QIC, which happened in 2010. The third largest is HESTA awarding $2.2 billion to State Street ... |
| | | | A consortium made up of QSuper, IFM Investors and Global Infrastructure Management has announced a takeover bid for Sydney Airport. The unsolicited, indicative, conditional and non-binding proposal is offering $8.25 per share which equates to a 42% ... |
| | | | ... Queensland funds have seen heightened merger activity in recent months, including the $200 billion plus merger between QSuper and Sunsuper, and the $28 billion LGIAsuper-Suncorp-Energy Super. |
| | | | ... Cbus as its head of listed assets, Sonia Bluzmanis from BT as head of equities strategies and Kulwant Singh-Pangly from QSuper as its chief financial officer. |
| | | | ... to name a few. 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 ... |
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