The latest issue of Financial Standard now available as an e-newspaper | ELIZA BAVIN | WEDNESDAY, 20 JAN 2021 12:41PMWillis Towers Watson (WTW) has announced a new head of retirement for Australasia as Brad Jeffrey retires after serving 40 years with the company. |
| | | | Ord Minnett's head of institutional research will be leaving the role for Barrenjoey Capital Partners. |
| | | | QIC has hired AMP Capital's former head of global infrastructure debt, as it enters a new asset class in private debt. |
| | | | Janus Henderson has announced a new global head of consultant relations after appointing a new director of institutional solutions in Australia last week. |
| | | | The investment management firm has appointed a former government secretary as a non-executive director. |
| | | | The disconnect between employers and employee expectations of hybrid working arrangements is tipped to grow as employees begin the transition back to the workplace, new research shows. |
| | | | J. P. Morgan Asset Management has welcomed an ESG data expert as the regional lead for investment stewardship as part of its commitment to sustainable investing. |
| | | | Macquarie has added an EISS Super non-executive trustee director to its boards. |
| | | | With only a matter of days until US President-elect Joe Biden takes office, there are a number of notable finance industry veterans nominated to help his administration lead the nation. |
| | | | An ASX-listed property group has added the former chief executive of Colonial First State Global Asset Management as a non-executive director to its board. |
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| | ELIZA BAVIN Willis Towers Watson (WTW) has announced a new head of retirement for Australasia as Brad Jeffrey retires after serving 40 years with the company. | ELIZABETH MCARTHUR Perpetual Investment Management has appointed a new custodian, replacing RBC Investor and Treasury Services following its exit from the Australian market. | | | ELIZA BAVIN Zenith Investment Partners has partnered with MSCI to enhance the delivery of institutional-grade portfolio analysis, service scalability, insights and reporting to its managed account portfolio clients. | ANNABELLE DICKSON The neobank has become the first Australian bank to return its customer deposits after it withdrew its banking products and announced the return of its authorised deposit-taking institution (ADI) licence. |
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