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| | | 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 ... |
| | | | ... 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 has stepped down. Peter's contribution has been extensive, and his investments ... |
| | | | The $685 million meat industry super fund AMIST has added $28 million to four existing Australian and international equity fund mandates. John Livanas, chief executive at AMIST, said the fund topped-up a number of existing mandates to increase the fund's ... |
| | | | The $685 million Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) has rolled out a fee-for-service financial advice service to its members. AMIST launched the service in March following increasing member demand for tailored advice and selected ... |
| | | | The Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) has dropped Legg Mason and PM Capital from its fund manager line-up as part of its investment rationalisation strategy. The $9 million Legg Mason emerging markets mandate was cut two months ago ... |
| | | | Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) today announced the appointment of John Livanas as chief executive officer. John Livanas was previously general manager of the $12 billion FuturePlus. The previous chief executive of AMIST, Paul ... |
| | | | ... billion fund for ClubsNSW and ClubsACT, has recruited the long time head of the Australian Meat Industry Superannuation Trust (AMIST) as its chief executive. Paul Cahill, who will join the fund in November, spent 12 years at the AMIST as fund secretary ... |
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