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| | ... whether the insurer - which has been in the Australian market since 2005 - has been in talks with any other super funds. MTAA Super chief executive Leeanne Turner told Financial Standard that the $6.2 billion fund had been working with MetLife on the ... |
| | | ... executives because there are too few of them, the funds they lead tend to be among Australia's best such as QSuper, HESTA, MTAA Super, Equip Super and CareSuper. "It might be that only the very best women are appointed to run super funds because their ... |
| | | MTAA Super Fund has renewed its custodial contract with the Asset Servicing division of National Australia Bank after a competitive tender process, continuing its 15-year relationship. NAB will continue to provide a full range of custodial services ... |
| | | MTAA Super has made a number of new executive and senior board appointments. Leeane Turner, deputy chief at MTAA for four years, has been named the fund's new chief executive officer, after previously heading up AvSuper. Vicki Allen and Susanne Dahn ... |
| | | ... manages $28.4 billion, the majority of which is on behalf of industry superannuation funds including AustralianSuper, MTAA Super, Cbus and HESTA. Industry superannuation funds, which have union appointees on their boards, are seen as having close links ... |
| | | Michael Delaney is to step down as chief executive officer of MTAA Super in November as part of a major board restructure at the fund. A successor for Delaney, who has been in charge of MTAA since its inception in 1989, will be found later this year ... |
| | | ... group in ninth place followed by Commbank in eleventh place. In a surprise result, despite the current furor around MTAA Super, they ranked number 12 ahead of major retail brands Suncorp, ANZ, NAB, AMP, St George, AXA and Westpac. High profile industry ... |
| | | MTAA Super has rejected claims it lost $500 million in currency transactions in 2009 and dismissed claims it was unhedged during the depths of the GFC. "The Fund did not have $500 million of losses because of the removal of currency hedges during the ... |
| | | ... alarm bells ringing across Australia's investment industry. Advisers to the $6 billion public offer industry fund, MTAA Super, are being questioned under oath by a specially appointed inspector and triggering the investigation is the fund's investment ... |
| | | MTAA Super has restructured its Australian equities portfolio, awarding close to $800 million of new mandates to three separate fund managers. Ankura Capital has secured a $440 million mandate, while Bennelong Funds Management and Colonial First State ... |
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