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| | | ... Investments Commission (ASIC) in Melbourne to take up the position. Prior to this, he was chief executive at industry fund FIRST Super for eight years. A graduate of both Nottingham/Trent and Warwick Universities (UK), Rowe has a BA (Hons) in Public ... |
| | | | ... their mobile phones. The fund launched its mobile phone unit pricing service earlier this month, making it one of the first super funds to do so in the country, according to a press statement. Members simply need to type unitprices.quadrantsuper.com.au ... |
| | | | The $1.3 billion industry fund First Super takes a pre-emptive move against losses in down markets by restructuring its investment options, including raising its allocation towards defensive assets. The $1.3 billion industry fund First Super has renamed ... |
| | | | ... accountable for the tax implications of their decisions. According to a press statement by HESTA, the fund would be the first super fund to use this method of measurement and remuneration for its Australian share portfolio. As a result, it expects to ... |
| | | | ... salary sacrifice. Fabian Ross, head of wealth management at GESB, said in the statement that, "GESB is one of the first super providers to launch a Simple Advice service to its members and it complements the wide range of free member education, information ... |
| | | | ... Forest Partners (GFP) has signed a contract to buy Timbercorp's forestry assets - outbidding other buyers including First Super-backed consortium, TC Growers. According to a press statement, the business will trade under the name Australian Bluegum Plantations ... |
| | | | First Super-backed TC Growers is a step closer to acquiring the failed Timbercorp's forestry assets. According to a media statement released by the consortium, which counts the $1.5 billion timber industry fund First Super and an unnamed international ... |
| | | | ... landowners following a 2 July statement that the consortium would be interested in buying Timbercorp's forestry assets. First Super, the $1.5 billion industry super fund for the furniture, pulp, paper and timber industries, is one of the major players ... |
| | | | The $1.5 billion First Super, which last week entered a consortium to snap up collapsed Timbercorp's forestry assets, will not be in breach of the sole purpose test if the deal was to be finalised, said a superannuation expert. Michael Vrisakis, partner ... |
| | | | First Super, the $1.5 billion industry super fund for the furniture, pulp, paper and timber industries, has entered a consortium with South Australia-based Penola Pulp Mill and the management of Timbercorp Forestry to discuss the acquisition of Timbercorp's ... |
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