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| | | ... more transparency and efficiency to our workflow." Iress recently took over the administration of ESSSuper, whereby the super fund will cease to be its own administrator in March 2022. The decision to outsource the transactional elements of administration ... |
| | | | ... members. "We will complete our digital transformation project in early 2022, making it even easier for members to manage their super online and enabling us to concentrate on delivering exceptional member service and the best possible superannuation outcomes," ... |
| | | | ... and Iress have been working together since late 2019 on Project Voyager, a strategic initiative undertaken to prepare the super fund for outsourcing of its administration. The decision to outsource the transactional elements of administration was made ... |
| | | | ... several months. He has also previously served as chief executive of three superannuation funds: Cbus, ESSSuper and JUST SUPER. Since November last year Atkin has sat on the board of the Climate Council. Commenting on his new role, Atkin said: "I am very ... |
| | | | ... - appearing in the top 300 for the first time. The funds, by ranking, are AustralianSuper (22), Future Fund (25), Aware Super (39), QSuper (63), UniSuper (70), Sunsuper (81), Rest (110), Cbus (112), HESTA (116), Hostplus (132), Commonwealth Superannuation ... |
| | | | ... Chaser Report. However, when looking at the dollar value, equities took nearly half (48%) of the total money that moved from super funds to external managers in the period, followed by alternatives (20%). The three months ending March saw NFP funds dial ... |
| | | | ... 's resignation in May. To fill Alliston's role, AMP Capital hired the chief investment officer of Equip and Catholic Super Anna Shelley to replace Alliston as the multi-manager CIO. AMP is in the process of transferring the multi-asset part of ... |
| | | | ... decisions by numerous superannuation funds to drop AMP Capital as manager of their respective ethical options. So far Mercy Super, Legalsuper, ESSSuper and LGIAsuper have all withdrawn allocations to the AMP Capital Ethical Leaders Balanced Fund. A total ... |
| | | | Industry fund for the pulp and paper sector First Super, which has $3.5 billion in funds under management, has appointed a deputy chief executive from Cbus. Michelle Boucher has stepped into the deputy chief executive role at First Super, where she ... |
| | | | Another super fund has axed AMP Capital Ethical Leaders Balanced Fund as the sole manager of its socially responsible option, citing liquidity concerns and negative press. Mercy Super has made the decision to drop AMP Capital Ethical Leaders as the ... |
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