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Local Super appoints CEO

SA-based fund Local Super has appointed a former Mercer HR principal as its new CEO.

Hall Chadwick passes the baton

Accounting association Hall Chadwick announced that current national chairman Geoff McDonald is to hand over the chair role to David Kenney next year.

AXA grow adviser support

AXA Financial Advice Network is expanding the support it offers its financial advisers, by releasing a new business management solution to be introduced and overseen by a new national manager who is set to start this month.

New prophet for Fat Prophets

Fat Prophets Fund Management Australia has appointed new funds manager to their team.

Principal flags new chief as West goes East

It's a busy time for diversified asset manager Principal Global Investors as it appoints a new CEO in Australia, a new managing director in East Asia and launches a global equities division.

AMP boosts Vic and Tas planning team

AMP has appointed a new business development manager (BDM) in Melbourne to support Victorian and Tasmanian financial planners.

Kelly trades in financial planning for insurance

Speculation ended today when it was announced that Kerrie Kelly is abdicating her short lived post with the Financial Planning Association (FPA) to take up a career in insurance.

Platinum creates new role after better-than-expected growth

Platinum Group Financial Services promotes from within to fill the newly created role of national manager in business development.

FPA chief exec Kelly resigns

The Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) has started the search for a new CEO, after Kerrie Kelly announced her resignation only two years after taking up the position in 2003.

Aon Australia hires former CitiStreet super woman

Aon Australia has appointed a former CitiStreet senior vice president to manage its superannuation administration team and to meet an increase of $200 million in funds.