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| | ... the largest holdings of infrastructure at 2020 end were AustralianSuper, UniSuper, QSuper, Aware Super, HESTA, Cbus, State Super, Sunsuper, Hostplus and Rest. Collectively they hold 85% of the superannuation infrastructure sector. |
| | | ... Since then, Rice Warner has consulted on a series of mergers including Health Super and VicSuper (which created First State Super, now Aware) and the proposed merger between Media Super and Cbus. Rice and actuary David Knox have both been active in public ... |
| | | ... executive manager, organisational performance at ESSSuper. Earlier in her career, Boucher was a senior manager at State Super. "Michelle Boucher is a highly accomplished and experienced leader of the superannuation industry in Australia," First Super ... |
| | | ... planning Sarah Forman said. Aware integrated the StatePlus AFSL into the fund in 2019 when it was still known as First State Super. At the start of 2020 First State had 232 financial advisers, according to Rainmaker analysis of the ASIC Financial Adviser ... |
| | | ... State Rollover and Superannuation Fund; Military Super; Commonwealth Super Corporation retirement income; GESB West State Super; GuildSuper; Russell Investments' Nationwide Super Personal Division; Spaceship; Suncorp Brighter Super for Business ... |
| | | State Super has appointed a new chief investment officer, replacing Gary Gabriel who departed for VFMC last year. Charles Wu has been affirmed in the role, promoted from deputy chief investment officer and general manager, defined contribution investments. ... |
| | | ... roles initially as manager, business development and advisory. The super fund merged with Concept One in 2017. First State Super and VicSuper merged in July of the same year and rebranded to Aware Super. Late last year, WA Super finalised its merger ... |
| | | ... Australia's largest superannuation funds, with Rainmaker analysis in March showing the likes of AustralianSuper, First State Super (now Aware Super) and QSuper took a hit. Cumulative return data of funds showed many experienced significant losses ... |
| | | ... the fund. AustralianSuper has stayed away from mergers in recent years, dissimilar to Aware Super (formerly First State Super), which currently has about $135 billion in assets after adding scale via mergers with VicSuper and WA Super, and is aiming ... |
| | | ... its parent company Bennelong Funds Management Group as non-executive director on December 1. Dwyer served as First State Super chief executive between 2004 and 2018. He currently holds several directorships: NSW TCorp chair, Iress director and UNHCR ... |
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