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| | ... lead governance, compliance role filled by Morningstar executive Annika Bradley. In February, the fund also appointed Wade Martin as its new chief risk officer hiring from Cbus. |
| | | ... and Cabinet, secretary to the Australian Treasury and inaugural secretary of the Department of Climate Change. ART chair Andrew Fraser said the appointments represent the changing needs of the fund as it helps more members than ever, retire well with ... |
| | | ... 20%, with 38 new entries compared to 47 in the previous year. EQT Capital Raising managing director of client relations Martin Donnelly said this trend reflects a global shift towards privatisation for simpler ownership and improved capital flow. "Australian ... |
| | | ... role on February 21. He is currently chief risk officer at Cbus, a role he's held since August 2019. Martin will replace Andrew Raftis, who retired at the end of 2023 after three years in the role. Martin has been with Cbus since 2013, holding a range ... |
| | | ... as an inflection point in the evolution of Australia's "world-class" retirement income system. ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy, who recently announced his departure, said: "The proposed objective places preservation, retirement income, equity, sustainability ... |
| | | ... winner with his rendition of 'Don't Look Back in Anger' by Oasis. AZ NGA general counsel and company secretary Andrew Symes was crowned Best Vocalist following his performance of the much-loved 'Never Tear Us Apart', while Challenger's ... |
| | | ... ultra-high-net-worth and family office clients. Speaking with Financial Standard, MA Financial head of asset management Andrew Martin said the move is part of the firm's strategy to expand its offering in Asia, complementing its existing capabilities ... |
| | | ... my network and map out what the next challenge looks like." "I am extremely grateful for the opportunity afforded me by Andrew Varlamos, Anna Itsiopoulos, Michael Ohanessian and Paul Gutteridge back in August 2016. He added: "The experience has been ... |
| | | ... many countries in the OECD face politically challenging reforms to repair their retirement systems," ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy said. "In contrast, Australia's retirement system is well placed to face challenges to fiscal sustainability, due ... |
| | | ... assets in 2010, but now exposure to infrastructure assets is the rule rather than the exception," said ASFA chief executive Martin Fahy. "Australian super funds are increasing investment in the infrastructure of the future, and critically, in the renewable ... |
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