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| | | The board of Equipsuper has voted unanimously to withdraw from its planned merger with Vision Super. Equipsuper has cited differences at Board level on the investment model to be employed as the motive behind the decision, although integration of the ... |
| | | | ... Officers with 4.0%. The top five Personal super funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months were the soon to merge Vision Super with 5.3% and equip super with 4.1%, Perpetual Wealth Focus with 3.9%, AGEST (soon to merge with Australian Super) with ... |
| | | | The $10 billion merged entity of Equipsuper and Vision Super, to launch in June next year, will retain the Vision brand it was announced today. Unanimously supported by the combined board of both merging funds, the 'Vision' brand will represent the ... |
| | | | ... is not to become a male dominated personality," said Danielle Press, head of the recently merged Equip Super and Vision Super fund. The group agreed that women have a different style of leadership to men that needs to be acknowledged. Charmaine Curtain ... |
| | | | Preparations for the merger between Equipsuper and Vision Super appear to be moving at full speed with the announcement that Danielle Press will head up the merged fund. Press, the chief executive officer of Equipsuper, immediately appointed Vision ... |
| | | | ... Super fund (by default options) over the 12 months with 7.7% returns, followed by Triple-S (SA), Catholic Super and Vision Super all on 6% and Local Super (SA) with 5.9%. Vision Super topped the Personal super funds (by balanced options) list over the ... |
| | | | ... Personal super funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months were AustralianSuper with 7.3%, Telstra Super with 6.7%, Vision Super with 6.6%, HESTA with 6.5% and equipsuper with 6.4%. |
| | | | The merger of Vision Super and Equipsuper will continue after the two funds cleared a major obstacle that delayed the deal to 2012. The merger hit a roadblock on May 25 when trouble arose around the merging of Vision Super's pooled super trust, Equipsuper ... |
| | | | Vision Super is confident that its merger with Equipsuper will still go ahead, despite fears that it was off after negotiations between the two hit some union hurdles, as reported by Financial Standard on May 26. "Vision Super will continue negotiations ... |
| | | | ... mostly employees of local government, has an employee headcount of just 19 as it outsources its administration to Vision Super. Vision Super itself recently had its own merger with Equipsuper delayed after hitting hurdles in the fast-consolidating super ... |
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