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| | ... will create a roughly $200 billion fund. LGIAsuper will scale up to a $28 billion fund after impending merger with Energy Super, and purchase of Suncorp's superannuation business. Intrust and Hostplus both declined to comment specifically on speculation ... |
| | | ... total $28 billion in assets. The merged industry fund will use NAB Asset Servicing as its custodian, siding with Energy Super and Suncorp Portfolio Services' current custodians and moving away from LGIAsuper's current custodian J.P. Morgan. LGIAsuper ... |
| | | ... and will retain about 130 staff that work within the wealth business. LGIAsuper is in the process of merging with Energy Super, which upon completion and taking into account the Suncorp acquisition, will create a $28 billion fund with some 250,000 members. ... |
| | | Ahead of its merger with Energy Super, LGIAsuper has made several changes to its insurance offering and announced the closure of its Lifecycle product. Having maintained its level of insurance premiums charged to members since July 2015, LGIA said an ... |
| | | With LGIAsuper and Energy Super to merge, the funds' boards have agreed on who will be chief executive. LGIAsuper chief executive Kate Farrar will lead the merged funds from 1 July 2021. The merger of LGIAsuper and Energy Super will see the funds ... |
| | | ... proportions of women leadership are: Aware Super, BUSSQ MySuper, CareSuper, Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation, Energy Super, HESTA, Media Super, NGS Super Accumulation, TASPLAN and Telstra Super. Women hold $1.2 trillion of FUM out of the nearly ... |
| | | ... underperforming funds opt to merge with a stronger partner." Several mergers are currently in the works, LGIAsuper and Energy Super; NGS Super and Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund; QSuper and Sunsuper ; and Media Super and Cbus. ... |
| | | LGIAsuper and Energy Super will proceed with a merger that is set to finalise as early as 1 July 2021. The board of the two Queensland-based superannuation funds have signed a binding heads of agreement following a two-and-a-half month due diligence ... |
| | | ... exposure to property and global shares and introducing a new asset class. LGIAsuper is mulling a potential merger with Energy Super, which would contribute about $7.5 billion in assets to create a $20 billion entity. Farrar said the merger is designed ... |
| | | ... centre and operations divisions, and drive product and service strategy. Hughes has also worked in senior roles at Energy Super, Queensland Treasury Corporation and Suncorp. Hughes said: "It has been an honour to work in an organisation where members ... |
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