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| | ... Perpetual's MySuper offering in a successor fund transfer. On or around May 1 members of Perpetual MySuper will transfer to CareSuper. According to Rainmaker data, the transfer will include more than 7500 member accounts and will see $220 million ... |
| | | ... roles, but many do have women portfolio managers, heads of teams or as senior analysts," Dunnin explained. That said, CareSuper, CBA Group Super, CSC, EquipSuper, HESTA and Catholic Super have female chief investment officers. "More women in investment ... |
| | | ... bringing with her more than 20 years in leadership roles in profit-for-member superannuation, including as chair of CareSuper and chief executive of AGEST Super, prior to its merger with AustralianSuper. The appointment adds another notch to Wood's ... |
| | | ... Cbus received ratings of 73.7% and 73.3% respectively. This was followed by First State Super (70.3%), HESTA (70.2%), CareSuper (67.6%), AustralianSuper (67.3%), Colonial First State (65.1%), Mercer (64.7%) and Hostplus (63.2%). "Consumers are continuing ... |
| | | ... assets. 8. Admin change leaves super fund members in the dark Financial Standard revealed in May that almost a year after CareSuper announced it was switching its administration from Link to Mercer, members were unable to even check their balances. Technical ... |
| | | ... period to the end of September. Sunsuper, Cbus, Media Super, NGS Super all made the top five, while Club Plus, Hostplus, CareSuper, First State Super and Prime Super rounded out the top 10. And their domination doesn't end there, with industry super ... |
| | | ... their members and beneficiaries," said RIAA chief executive Simon O'Connor. Australian Ethical, AustralianSuper, CareSuper, Cbus, Christian Super, First State Super, Future Fund, Future Super, HESTA, Local Government Super, Unisuper, VicSuper and ... |
| | | ... billion industry superannuation fund resigned recently, with a replacement yet to be appointed. Rachel Reynolds has exited CareSuper after just under five years. Confirming the departure, CareSuper chief executive Julie Lander said the move was recent ... |
| | | ... mission of providing members with their best possible retirement outcome." She has previously held governance roles at CareSuper and SAS Trustees Corporation (NSW) as director and chair of the audit committee. She was also the deputy chair of Victorian ... |
| | | ... Select and BUSSQ. Club Plus had the lowest number of negative months over the past three years, and was followed by CareSuper, Intrust Super, Hostplus and then ESSSuper. Rainmaker executive director of research Alex Dunnin said the report dispels the ... |
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