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Statewide chief to retire

RUTH LIEW  |  THURSDAY, 11 JUN 2009
Frances Magill, the long-standing chief executive of the $1.7 billion Statewide Superannuation Trust, will retire next month.

Invesco hires insto BDM

MICHAEL HOBBS  |  THURSDAY, 11 JUN 2009
Invesco Australia has hired former Challenger business development manager Patricia Newby as senior institutional BDM.

Furlan to lead Super Complaints Tribunal

MEDIA RELEASE  |  TUESDAY, 9 JUN 2009
The former compliance manager for LegalSuper Jocelyn Furlan has been appointed chair of the Superannuation Complaints Tribunal.

VFMC ex-chief to chair MCFS

COMPANY RELEASE  |  FRIDAY, 5 JUN 2009
Sydney Bone, the former chief executive of $30 billion VFMC, has re-emerged as chairman of the Melbourne Centre for Financial Studies (MCFS).

AMP Cap continues senior hiring spree

COMPANY RELEASE  |  THURSDAY, 4 JUN 2009
AMP Capital Investors hired Warwick Mancini as head of investment specialists for unlisted assets and Brigette Leckie as senior investment specialist for Asia Pacific equities.

New board member for legalsuper

RUTH LIEW  |  TUESDAY, 2 JUN 2009
The $1 billion legalsuper has appointed Hugh Macken, the Law Society of New South Wales' 2008 president, to its board.

ASIC's Cooper to lead govt review

RUTH LIEW  |  FRIDAY, 29 MAY 2009
Jeremy Cooper, deputy chairman of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), is leading a panel of five experts in the Federal Government's review into Australia's superannuation system.

HSBC appoints Australia CEO

COMPANY RELEASE  |  TUESDAY, 26 MAY 2009
HSBC has appointed Paulo Maia, currently deputy chief executive of HSBC Brazil, to head HSBC Bank Australia.

Netwealth hires legal and reg consultant

COMPANY RELEASE  |  TUESDAY, 26 MAY 2009
Financial services firm, netwealth, has hired Davyd Lewis to provide in-house legal and regulatory expertise.

Tweeting won't get you jobs

RUTH LIEW  |  MONDAY, 25 MAY 2009
More than 80 per cent of Australian jobseekers, including those in financial services, dismiss social networking as a way to find out about new jobs.