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| | | | Michael Seton, chief executive of AGEST Super, has accepted the role of chief executive at Military Superannuation and Benefits Scheme following Paul Watson's resignation. Seton will begin his new role on Friday, 1 October. He replaces Paul Watson ... |
| | | | The merger of the Military Super board, the Defence Force Retirement & Benefits Scheme Authority, and the ARIA Board will have to wait as the Senate did not get a chance to vote on the bill prior to the recess. Military Super noted in a web update that ... |
| | | | ... Spain's take over of a small savings bank, and exacerbated by a report that North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has ordered his military to a combat footing. The Nikkei 225 index ended down 298.51 points, or 3.06 per cent, at 9,459.89 points. The Topix index ... |
| | | | General Peter Cosgrove and former Military Super chief executive John McCullagh have been nominated as member representative directors for the Government's proposed Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation. Both Cosgrove and McCullagh were nominated ... |
| | | | ... became an adviser in 1994, after spending four years in the US army following the completion of his education at the US Military Academy at West Point. He will be starting his new role in the next few months after relocating with his family from Atlanta ... |
| | | | The senate is holding an inquiry into military and civilian superannuation reforms proposed by the Federal Government - including the management merger of civilian and military schemes. The shadow minister for veterans' affairs, Louise Markus, and the ... |
| | | | ... fund's portfolios for companies that may be involved in the production of weapons and, separately, the sale of weapons and military material to the government of Burma. The firm will also identify companies that manufacture tobacco products. The mandate ... |
| | | | ... 2008 announcement that the Government planned to merge the boards of Australian Reward Investment Alliance (ARIA), the Military Superannuation and Benefits Scheme (MSBS) and the Defence Force Retirement and Death Benefits Scheme (DFRDB) to form a single ... |
| | | | From military overextension to excess debt, one expert argues that the seven signs that mark the end of an empire are evident in the current US regime - and explores why the baton of power has well and truly shifted to the BRIC economies. David Thomas ... |
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