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| | ... Honeywell, $1 million in Lockheed and as little as $60,000 in Elbit. Australian Retirement Trust, Equip Super and Catholic Super, Mine Super and TWUSUPER all had holdings in three or more of the five companies. Out of the sample, the $100 billion Hostplus ... |
| | | ... mergers include AustralianSuper taking over LUCRF, HESTA merging with Mercy Super, UniSuper taking over Australian Catholic Super, Active Super merging with Vision Super, Hostplus merging with Statewide, Sunsuper and QSuper formalising their merger to ... |
| | | ... trajectory." Cameron will replace Danny Casey, who has served as chair since the official merger of Equip Super and Catholic Super in July 2021. Prior, while the two funds operated a joint venture structure, Casey was deputy chair. He previously served ... |
| | | The merger of the two industry superannuation funds will go ahead, with the chief executive selected. A successor fund transfer deed has been signed that will see Mine Super and TWUSUPER merge in early 2024, creating a $20 billion entity with 150,000 ... |
| | | ... Hejaz Islamic Super and Pension joins Crescent Wealth as one of the few faith-based funds in Australia, following Catholic Super merging with Equip Super, Australian Catholic Super integrating into UniSuper, Christian Super combining forces with Australian ... |
| | | ... help achieve its ambitious plan of being "a different type of fund." Two years on from its official merger with Catholic Super, Equip Super has finally combined the membership, operations, and investments of both funds, with chief executive Scott Cameron ... |
| | | The $30 billion superannuation fund which covers workers from engineering, manufacturing, healthcare and teaching, has appointed Julian Widdup to the board as a new member director. Widdup replaces Jan Dekker, who joined the board in 2016. For over ... |
| | | Superannuation funds that fail the performance test downplay their results and obfuscate members from understanding critical information, according to the corporate regulator. ASIC has criticised super funds that failed the performance test two years ... |
| | | ... frustration with the flurry of consolidation in the industry. These mergers were among UniSuper and Australian Catholic Super; HESTA and Mercy Super; Active Super and Vision Super, and Hostplus and Statewide together with many others. "One of the key ... |
| | | Amid a year of economic turbulence and soaring inflation, Financial Standard's most read stories reveal attention was once again focused on the evolving superannuation sector. The worst performing super products and funds underscore the majority ... |
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