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| | First State Super and Health Super are on track to finalise their merger by June 30, creating one of the largest superannuation funds in Australia. Michael Dwyer, chief executive of First State Super, said the merger was progressing smoothly with 19 ... |
| | | ... these figures cast further doubt on the scale argument as six of the top 11 funds - AustPost, AustralianSuper and Health Super all tied in ninth place - had less than $5 billion in assets under management. Only two mega funds, Unisuper and AustralianSuper ... |
| | | ... growth strategies. The superannuation sector has been abuzz with M&A activity. Two months ago, First State Super and Health Super announced a merger to create a $28 billion-plus fund. Meanwhile, NGS Super and Cuesuper are set to merge by April next year ... |
| | | ... upskilling the next generation of potential directors," she said. Meanwhile, Anne MacDonald, trustee director at Health Super, hopes that the paper will initiate more discussion on the issue. "The goal of 40 per cent representation of women on boards ... |
| | | ... politicians of all stripes. The desire for scale also underscored consolidation in the not-for-profit space, with Health Super's merger with First State the undoubted highlight. The shock departure of the investment team at 452 Capital in August reminded ... |
| | | The $8.9 billion Health Super has won AIST's 2010 Platinum Communications Award for Excellence for its marketing campaign targeting university students. One of nine winners in the awards this year, Health Super used a photo booth at university orientation ... |
| | | ... not-for-profit superannuation sector is putting transition management firmly back in the spotlight for next year. Last month, Health Super announced that talks were underway with First State Super to create a $28 billion fund with 750,000 members, the ... |
| | | ... fund to make the cut. The top five Workplace Super funds (by default options) over the 12 months to end October were Health Super with 9.54 per cent, ANZ Staff with 9.50 per cent, CBA Officers with 9.47 per cent, Triple-S (SA) with 9.4 per cent and VISSF ... |
| | | ... share and 3.1 million members covered. If Tower continues to be the insurer for the combined First State Super and Health Super when the merger occurs next year, the insurer's position will be further solidified with an 18.6 per cent market share - putting ... |
| | | Health Super is in merger talks with First State Super to create a $28 billion-plus fund with over 750,000 members - making it one of the largest funds in Australia. Both funds announced an in-principle intention to merge by 30 June next year, subject ... |
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