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| | | ... resigned from the board on Thursday last week. Weber stepped down after it was reported she was in a relationship with the CFMEU's former national secretary Zach Smith. Weber was a CFMEU-appointed member of the board. Media reports suggested Weber did ... |
| | | | ... independent review by Deloitte back in December 2024 found little evidence to suggest Cbus' pricey relationship with the CFMEU is in the best financial interests of members. It also found the fund's processes for determining the propriety of ... |
| | | | ... industry super fund BUSSQ, which has ties to the scandal-plagued Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining, and Energy Union (CFMEU) through its board, emerged largely unscathed from an independent report by KPMG. BUSSQ was hit with additional licence ... |
| | | | ... review of Cbus, which found scant evidence of its relationship with the Construction, Forestry, and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) being in the best financial interests of members, while also findings it processes for determining the propriety of board ... |
| | | | ... independent expert report by Deloitte, published last November - which found little evidence that Cbus' relationship with the CFMEU was in members' best financial interests and flagged weaknesses in the fund's director appointment processes. ... |
| | | | ... trustee in response to allegations of "serious misconduct" within the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU), which has three directors on the fund's 14-member board. Notably, the three CFMEU-appointed directors at Cbus - Rita Mallia ... |
| | | | ... each. In terms of payments to industrial bodies, Cbus spent $2.2 million on sponsorships, $908,000 of which went to the CFMEU. Hostplus made $1.4 million sponsorship payments, some of which went to Australian Hotels Association and Queensland Hotels ... |
| | | | An independent review by Deloitte has found little evidence to suggest Cbus' pricey relationship with the CFMEU is in the best financial interests of members. It also found the fund's processes for determining the propriety of board directors ... |
| | | | ... Committee today to answer questions around the super fund's claim handling delays, governance and payments made to the CFMEU. Cbus is facing legal action from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) over claims handling delays ... |
| | | | ... relationship with Treasurer Jim Chalmers. "While Cbus' chief executive did indeed provide a clear answer on future dividends to the CFMEU, he was unable to shed light on the engagement of Cbus chair Wayne Swan with Chalmers," Bragg said. "Swan has been ... |
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