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| | | ... asset purchases. This consequently led to investment fees and costs rising to 1.21% p.a. from 0.57% p.a. Formerly AMIST Super, Australian Food Super had $3.5 billion in assets at the end of September, APRA reports show, managing the savings of 67,360 ... |
| | | | ... executive who built his expertise in retirement solutions at Fidelity International. The $3.4 billion fund, formerly AMIST Super (Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust), signed Richard Dinham as investment chief after he completed a five-month ... |
| | | | ... (lowest risk strategy) options returned 8.68% and 3.85% respectively. Australian Food Super was previously known as AMIST Super. |
| | | | ... named Michael Sykes as its new chief executive. Formerly known as the Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust or AMIST Super, the fund has $3 billion in assets under management. Sykes will take over from Murray Rutherford, who plans to step down ... |
| | | | ... return in 6.3 of every 20 years. In October last year, Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust - also known as AMIST Super - decided to rebrand as Australian Food Super in a bid to expand its membership beyond the meat industry. The fund has about ... |
| | | | Industry fund AMIST Super will be known as Australian Food Super from today as it sets out to expand its membership base. Australian Food Super chief executive Murray Rutherford said the super fund, which has its heritage in the meat industry, is broadening ... |
| | | | ... board and, briefly, as chair. In addition to NGS Super, over the years Wright has also held roles with Print Super, AMIST Super and First Super. "Laura has made a significant contribution to the industry, but in particular to NGS Super. Her commitments ... |
| | | | ... group said. "Members of AMIST and the [Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union] would be justifiably concerned that AMIST Super are co-owners of SPC with the disreputable Peregrine Corporation." Financial Standard contacted AMIST and, while declining ... |
| | | | ... (0.73%) and QSuper Accumulation (0.74%). The top 10 is rounded out by Suncorp ESB (0.77%), AustralianSuper (0.77%), AMIST Super (0.81%), Rest (0.89%) and EISS Super (0.89%). The fee cuts follow years of regulatory scrutiny and increased competition ... |
| | | | ... Super - currently exploring the possibility of a merger with Cbus - fared well, as did the likes of Energy Super, AMIST Super, HESTA, NESS Super, Vision Super and MTAA Super. Despite increasing fees since December, VicSuper is also considered to be among ... |
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