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| | | ... 10.7%. The top Personal super funds (by balanced options) over the 12 months to May were WA Local Govt Super with 10.9%, AMIST with 10.3%, AustralianSuper and BT Lifetime both with 9.8%, and HESTA with 9.7%. Fund members who have their money in share ... |
| | | | ... comes along, even if they believe they aren't fully qualified or 'ready' for it. Megan Pham, chief investment officer at AMIST and NSW committee member for WIS, said the four scholarships will help members get started on their journey. WIS also hopes ... |
| | | | ... apps have been highly successful, with over 1,000 downloads in the first two months. Both the Silver and Bronze winners, AMIST and HESTA Super Fund respectively, focused on marketing the government's co-contribution scheme. |
| | | | AMIST Super makes full use of its newly-established internal investment team by taking a cash mandate in-house and working closer with one of its existing fund managers on a bond mandate. In August, AMIST hired Megan Pham, formerly the assistant investment ... |
| | | | ... health insurance in super could have prudential and consumer product advice issues. For John Livanas, chief executive of AMIST Super, there is a clear distinction between what a super fund does compared with a health insurance fund - and the co-mingling ... |
| | | | Super fund AMIST has recruited Megan Pham, former NGS Super assistant investment officer, in the newly-created role of chief investment officer. Pham joined AMIST last week and will be assisting AMIST chief executive John Livanas in overseeing the investment ... |
| | | | ... funding gap between those in work and are paying super and those not," said John Livanas, chief executive of super fund AMIST. "Specifically, the unemployed, stay-at-home parents and others of our community who do not contribute to super. I would like ... |
| | | | AMIST Super has become the first super fund to adopt the FTSE ASFA Australia after-tax benchmarks for its Australian equities managers. John Livanas, chief executive at AMIST Super, which has more than $280 million in invested in Australian equities ... |
| | | | Meat industry super fund AMIST ploughs more money in international equities with a fresh mandate awarded to Vanguard. John Livanas, chief executive of the fund, said this is the first time the super fund has invested with an index manager - aside from ... |
| | | | Super fund AMIST has appointed Gary Hardwick, a Victorian-based employer representative, to fill the board role left open by retiring board director Peter Greenham. "After more than a decade on the AMIST Super board, Peter has decided to retire and ... |
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