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Kingston Capital to launch in-house SAF service

WA based financial planning group Kingston Capital has poached a former senior head at Australian Executor Trustee to help build their own small APRA fund (SAF) service. Peter Burgess has taken on the role as the group's General Manager Superannuation ...

Mercer poaches former Aon head of research

Mercer Investment Consulting (Mercer) has poached former Aon head of manager research Australia to take up the position of principal of their consulting team. Nick White joins the Sydney office and will work in a senior role with institutional clients ...

Bravura to acquire software developer

Financial software provider Bravura Solutions is set to acquire another software provider, the Tacit Group with the sale expected to be complete in early June 2005. The merged entity will oversee the Australia and New Zealand markets and will include ...

Bravura to provide consulting service with new team

Financial software business Bravura Solutions will launch a strategic consulting practice with a team of consultants poached from competitor Financial Synergy. The new business will provide business systems and process advice to financial organisations ...

Assirt/S&P still hesitant on Perpetual

The new combined Assirt/ Standard & Poor's has placed Perpetual Investment's international equity funds on hold pending review following the transition of the funds to the group's new Dublin-based in-house asset team. Perpetual announced last year that ...

Swinging door between Mercer and Rice Walker

Mercer Investment Consulting has boosted its ranks in anticipation of rising demand for outsourced investment activities prompted by new 'Choice of Fund' legislation. Former Rice Walker implemented consulting specialist, Michael Gomersall, has been ...

Mohl defends AMP retention payments

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 24 OCT 2003
AMP Ltd chief executive Andrew Mohl today defended the $38 million worth of retention payments the group is handing out to keep key staff once its demerger is complete. The issue was a hot topic at briefings Mr Mohl hosted for institutional investors ...
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