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| | ... corporate support until the end of September next year. Mazengarb has held senior executive positions with Forestry Tasmania, IBM Australia and PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting. Connor and Mazengarb will commence with RBF on Monday 4 January next year. ... |
| | | ... its new in-house administration model. Russell will replace Towers Watson, which outsourced its underlying administration to IBM SuperLife. AvSuper's contract award follows Russell's strategy to boost its admin business by bringing in-house more than ... |
| | | IBM Super fund has redesigned its website with new features, following the trend of super funds upgrading their technology as members become more tech savvy. In what could be called a late start when compared to other super funds, the new-look IBM Super ... |
| | | ... tech stocks are not cutting it. Apple reported lower than expected third quarter earnings. Despite beating EPS expectations, IBM shares fell after reporting the third straight quarter drop in new contracts. And speaking of new contracts, Google has terminated ... |
| | | ... announced mid this year that it would revamp its Australian member administration centre - currently outsourced in part to IBM - by bringing in-house more than 70 roles that relate to super fund clients and members. More than 70 staff from IBM SuperLife ... |
| | | ... customer-centric approach. Humphrey started his career as a management consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers and later with IBM Business Consulting Services after its acquisiton of the PwC Consulting business in 2002. At the end of March, Hillross had ... |
| | | IBM Super have announced the closing weeks of a number of special offer deals for their super members, providing the opportunity for members to gain additional insurance coverage. Members up to the age of 70 can apply for additional voluntary Death ... |
| | | ... earnings results and fresh evidence of a sclerotic housing recovery. US stocks fell early on disappointment over revenue at IBM, Johnson & Johnson and Goldman Sachs, but drifted higher in afternoon trading on speculation that the US Federal Reserve would ... |
| | | ... evidence of a sclerotic housing recovery to finish the day in the black. Stocks fell early on disappointment over revenue at IBM, Johnson & Johnson and Goldman Sachs, but drifted higher in afternoon trading on speculation the US Federal Reserve would ... |
| | | The corporate fund of IBM Australia is boosting its insurance for members, including opening up death and TPD cover for spouse and retained members. According to an update on the IBM Super website, the super fund now allows retained and spouse members ... |
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