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| | | ... AGM. Clarke is an experienced financial services executive, previously holding senior titles at Investec, Westpac, and MLC Group just to name a few. He currently chairs the boards of AUB Group, Charter Hall, Fisher Funds, and Resolution Life. "As with ... |
| | | | ... executive after he took the post in an acting capacity in June from Stephen Bird. Windsor joined abrdn in October 2023 as group chief financial officer. Before that, he spent 12 years at Aviva, working as chief financial officer in his final leg between ... |
| | | | The chief executive and chief operating officer of Elanor Investors Group have abruptly exited as the group sells its stake in a commercial property fund in exchange for $23.9 million. Elanor Investors chief executive and managing director Glenn Willis ... |
| | | | Seventeen of Australia's superannuation and pension funds now rank in the top 300 worldwide by assets, including one new entrant. However, it's not all good news for the government funds that made the cut. That's according to the latest ... |
| | | | ... commitment to elevating critical operational aspects. Kerr has an extensive background in life insurance, most recently the group executive in life insurance at ClearView Wealth. He was also instrumental in the merger of Zurich Financial Service and ... |
| | | | ... including the firing of ANZ staff over the treasury bond scandal and key members being charged from the ' ASX Pump and Dump Group ' on Telegram. |
| | | | ... The renaming has no impact on the fund manager's ownership, remaining a fully-owned subsidiary of Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group. |
| | | | The Westpac board has promoted Anthony Miller to managing director and chief executive for the group, effective December 16. He will succeed Peter King, who is retiring after a five-year stint as chief executive and a total of three decades at the bank. ... |
| | | | ... security costs and other miscellaneous expenses. Augusta Pool's payout comes to more than $42 million. There are 475 group members who are part of the class action. Ninety-two or 20% of the participants opposed the approval of the settlement. After ... |
| | | | ... it is aware of authorised representatives from Interprac Financial Planning, MWL Financial Services, Financial Services Group Australia, and Next Generation Advice having recommended investment in the Shield Master Fund. ASIC launched an investigation ... |
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