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| | | ... while also charging below market average fees. Intrust, AustSafe, Kinetic Super, AvSuper, EISS, TWUSUPER, legalsuper and AMIST just to name a few. This is why in Rainmaker and SelectingSuper's view, the more important counter-question is why do much ... |
| | | | ... large super funds to other custodians over the last months, NAS has also retained asset owners such as Cooper Investors, AMIST Super and Australian Ethical. |
| | | | ... understood to be the fourth appointment this year for NAS, already announcing it retained custody for Cooper Investors, AMIST and Australian Ethical. This is all on top of the confirmation last year that NAS was looking to partner with global custodians. ... |
| | | | National Australia Bank Asset Servicing (NAS) has been reappointed as custodian for AMIST Super for a further five years. NAS has been AMIST Super's custodian since 2003. NAS general manager Matthew Brown said: "We look forward to continuing to grow ... |
| | | | ... of today's super funds and demonstrated leadership in taking the industry forward," Garcia said. ESSS Super, MTAA Super, AMIST Super, REST Industry Super, Equip and Christian Super also received awards from AIST. |
| | | | ... it's still way down on expectations. The new authorisations are AUSCOAL, Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) and Commonwealth Group Super. While MySuper authorisations number only 38, the funds holding these authorisations represent ... |
| | | | James Thomas has been appointed to the role of chief executive officer for AMIST Super, the $1.2 billion meat industry fund. The previous CEO of AMIST Super, John Livanas, resigned to take over as chief executive officer of State Super on October 24. ... |
| | | | John Livanas will take over as chief executive officer of State Super on October 24, having resigned from his post at AMIST Super, which now begins its search for his successor. After four years at the helm of AMIST Super, the lure of running a $32 ... |
| | | | ... bigger super funds are cheaper for members is unfounded. John Livanas, chief executive of $1 billion meat industry fund AMIST Super, said smaller can be better and that mergers for the sake of merging was not always the best idea for funds or their members. ... |
| | | | ... yesterday. During lively discussions at the institutional investor round table session, Megan Pham, chief investment officer of AMIST Super, the meat industry fund, said her biggest concern right now was macroeconomic risks. "The number one threat is ... |
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