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| | | The chief executive of $10 billion Tasplan Super is set to exit the fund, as Tasplan and MTAA Super commit to merge on October 2020. Current Tasplan chief executive Wayne Davy will stay on until the merger date. However, starting next October, MTAA ... |
| | | | Future Fund chief executive David Neal emerged as the most influential public investor on a global ranking of 100 executives in not-for-profit investing, which also featured nine superannuation fund executives. Public Investor 100, compiled annually ... |
| | | | ... across Europe and Australia which MIRA-managed funds are invested in. The Farnborough Airport acquisition comes as MIRA and Tasplan Super agree to sell 70% of their stake in Hobart International Airport to a consortium comprised of QIC and Royal Schiphol ... |
| | | | ... satisfaction with the fund - an increase of 8.8% points in 12 months. Catholic Super, UniSuper, First State Super and Tasplan round out the top five, with the first retail fund, Macquarie, landing in sixth. CareSuper, HESTA, Mercer, AustralianSuper and ... |
| | | | ... execution risk, according to chief financial and operating officer Grant Eastwood. Statewide canned plans to merge with Tasplan and WA Super in June, which if successful would have created Australia's 15th largest superannuation fund with 380,000 ... |
| | | | ... yesterday. The panel discussed how mergers will impact the investment strategy of superannuation funds. The panelists included Tasplan chair Naomi Edwards who has experience with many mergers, VicSuper chief executive Michael Dudon whose fund is in advanced ... |
| | | | ... transition costs, according to a panel at the 2019 Australian Superannuation Investment Conference. Appearing on the panel, Tasplan chair Naomi Edwards said she has seen the fund go from $2.5 billion to just under $10 billion through mergers in the last ... |
| | | | ... experience too," she said. Financial Standard previously reported Statewide Super had plans to merge with WA Super and Tasplan, but the merger talks were dumped in June. Had the merger gone ahead, it would have seen the creation of a $24 billion super ... |
| | | | The $9 billion superannuation fund has named a former Mercer executive as its new chief investment officer. Tasplan is welcoming David Stuart to the lead investment role. He was most recently chief strategist for Mercer in the Pacific region, a role ... |
| | | | ... Financial Performance of Superannuation in Australia report's May 2019 edition. Best and worst performers UniSuper (70.9%) and Tasplan (69.6%) members were the most satisfied with the financial performance. This was followed by CareSuper (67.6%), Cbus ... |
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