New gigs for Qantas Super execs

Three Qantas Super executives have landed in new roles following the merger of the fund with Australian Retirement Trust in March.

This is in addition to the appointment of Qantas Super boss Michael Clancy to the top investment job at REST Super. Clancy, who led Qantas Super for over nine years, replaces Andrew Lill who departed last year to take up an interim role as investment chief at legalsuper.

Chris Grogan, the deputy investment chief at the national carrier's super fund, recently started work at Cambooya, a family office associated with the interests of the Fairfax family.

Grogan spent 12 years as the head of defensive assets and deputy investment chief at Qantas.

And Daniel Healey, the flying kangaroo's head of investment operations, has been tapped for the chief operating officer role at RFC Ambrian.

"RFC is an up-and-coming investment manager with an exciting strategy focused on decarbonisation and has a team that I know and trust," he said.

By the time he wraps things up in July, Healy will have had ten years at Qantas Super.

Finally, a third staffer has joined the investment operations team at State Super.

Murray Rolfe has taken on the role of senior investment control manager.

Rolfe reports to Matt Cunningham.

This appointment comes after just over two years with Qantas Super.

Before his time at Qantas, Rolfe spent 17 years with asset manager Dodge & Cox.

The other two heavyweights in the team - the fund's investment chief, Andrew Spence, and head of private markets, Allan Chen -  are yet to decide on their next step.